Event Notices From Nov. 8-10
The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups.
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The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups.
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A barricaded gunman situation in Roseville last night as police say a man called police claiming that he had a gun and that he was going to kill the first cop he saw.
Although the Chicago Bears seemed comfortable with a backup quarterback last week, they'll call on their starter as they try for a second straight victory over a NFC North frontrunner on Sunday.
Metro Detroit's Philippine community is working to help since many of the 3500 Filipino people living in Metro Detroit have relatives in the area affected by Typhoon Haiyan.
A unique Clare doughnut shop is on Intuit Inc.'s list of 20 small business finalists competing to appear in a $4 million commercial.
Detroit authorities confirm that the baby who survived a cesarean delivery from a woman killed outside a Detroit house also has died.
Demarius Reed was found shot to death Oct. 18 in a hallway at the off-campus University Green apartments in what police say may have been a robbery.
An explosion at a 4-unit apartment building in Lincoln Park Saturday morning shook the surrounding structure and ripped the roof from the building.
Michigan's first authorized wolf hunt since the animal went on the endangered species list four decades ago will begin Nov. 15.
Outgoing Detroit Mayor Dave Bing says he remains convinced the state could have done more to help Detroit avoid bankruptcy.
The two men exchanged multiple texts throughout the night before McCowan, armed with a knife, decided to confront Singler at his apartment.
Michigan's Medicaid expansion plan needs approval because it differs from the basic option offered to states under the federal health care law.
The court will decide whether roughly 360 prisoners serving mandatory no-parole sentences for crimes they committed when they were under age 18 deserve a shot at freedom.
A 19-year-old who authorities say accidentally killed his 16-year-old friend while they played with a gun has been sentenced to jail.