Traffic Alert: Construction On Woodward Begins This Week
Know before you go! It'll be a slow ride on a five-mile section of Woodward Avenue, as a $4.8 million construction project is scheduled to begin this week.
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Know before you go! It'll be a slow ride on a five-mile section of Woodward Avenue, as a $4.8 million construction project is scheduled to begin this week.
Hundreds of people are expected to participate in a daylong event Tuesday at the state Capitol during which Muslims from across Michigan interact with state lawmakers and other leaders.
So what's the newest, coolest and techiest for this holiday-shortened week? So glad you asked!
From funnel cakes to elephant ears and snow cones to candied nuts and even deep-fried Snickers bars and Oreos -- carnival and fair foods are extremely indulgent and delicious. It's time to pick-a-side.
Among those community and business leaders gathering on Mackinac Island will be Tom Watkins, former state school superintendent now US-China business and education consultant.
Bicycle riders rally in Lansing to call for changes in state law that would offer more protections for cyclists.
"Just because it turns out to be innocuous items doesn't mean the response by the law enforcement officials wasn't appropriate," said a Metro Airport spokesman.
Calvin College is cutting 22 faculty and staff positions as the Christian liberal arts school looks to cut long-term expenses and its 2013-14 budget.
Michigan's public schools would get about 3 percent more and it's community colleges and universities about 2 percent more in overall funding next fiscal year under measures approved by Republican-led budget panels last week.
Learn more about a local monument paying tribute to war dogs on this Memorial Day.
Realtime Technologies, a part of Arotech Corp.'s Training and Simulation Divison, said Friday that it had delivered and installed a new open cockpit vehicle simulator to Western Michigan University's Department of Civil and Construction Engineering.
The Farmington Hills vehicle telematics producer Danlaw Inc. Friday reported doubling its staff since 2011 and sevenfold growth over five years.
Sean Tracy of Wixom has built about 100 models for local veterans.
The Michigan Public Service Commission last week issued the "Michigan Energy Appraisal: Summer 2013." The appraisal, published since 1978, reviews the projected prices and availability of energy in Michigan over the coming months.