Awards And Certifications From Nov. 25
The latest tech-related awards and certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions, groups and individuals
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The latest tech-related awards and certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions, groups and individuals
Move over Rudolph. Take a seat Mr. Grinch.
She's founder of "Sunshine's Always Brighter With A 2nd Chance," a transitional home for homeless women and their children.
Police are not confirming reports that a 15-year-old visiting from out-of-state accidentally pulled the trigger.
"He observed the trainer sitting at her desk and immediately detected an odor of what he believed was marijuana," police said.
One of the sweetest sounds ears can hear is the sound of a choir, and Detroit is home to many of the best in the nation.
Like Thanksgiving turkeys, airports are expected to be stuffed for the week of holiday travel.
The "lounge" features scantily-clad performers inside a repurposed bus -- along with dancing poles and tinted windows.
The last time it happened was 1888 and the next is 79,043 years from now — by one estimate widely shared in Jewish circles.
Giada De Laurentiis, had an unintended slice and dice while on the Food Network's live Thanksgiving special Saturday.
The company says the 100-foot-long float includes a giant likeness of Henry Ford — Bill Ford's great-grandfather.
He lost a bet (not sure for what) and now Mark Sanchez has corn rows.
The blaze happened inside the Providence Tower apartments on 9 Mile on the coldest overnight of the year.
So what's the latest from the wondrous worlds of science and technology as we approach my favorite holiday, Thanksgiving? (Mostly because it involves family and good food but no worries whether Aunt Nell will like her present.) Well, grab a drumstick and settle in, it's been quite a weekend...
There's good news for jobseekers in the annual University of Michigan economic forecast for Michigan's economy in the years ahead. The UM forecast says the state will add some 130,000 jobs in 2014 and 105, after gaining about 80,000 jobs this year -- and more than a quarter million in total since early 2010.