Traffic Alert: Weekend Road Work
While major road work projects have wrapped up for the winter season, some lane closures are planned this weekend in metro Detroit.
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While major road work projects have wrapped up for the winter season, some lane closures are planned this weekend in metro Detroit.
Ford will hire 2200 salaried workers this year, most in a decade.
Ex-Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has been put on a tether and confined to his residence over concerns about cash he received via wire transfer at an area Walmart last month.
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Officials say they've caught two teens believed responsible for a crime spree that included shooting a cow, stealing guns and breaking into a library.
GM will purchase a former UPS facility in suburban Atlanta for the project that is expected to create 1,000 high-tech jobs and includes an investment of $26 million.
A full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal promoting Michigan business and tourism, along with a new right-to-work law, is under fire by a liberal advocacy group.
Former Detroit Red Wings champ Kris Draper suited up as a goalie on Thursday for a one-on-one against his former linemate Kirk Maltby.
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There's something new coming to this year's North American International Auto Show -- other than 2014 models and concept cars.
Bing tours high tech exhibits, sees new riverfront atrium.
High Bit Security LLC celebrated the New Year by launching a new Web site focused on penetration testing, social engineering and security consulting, addressing what it contends will be the top identified security threats of 2013.
"The mayor said cool and that was it," reporter Vickie Thomas said, recounting Miller's testimony about Kilpatrick's reaction to opening the envelope full of $100 bills in an Asian Village restaurant bathroom.
Michigan Shifting Gears, an intensive career transition initiative sponsored by the Michigan Economic Development Corp., kicks off a new three-month session on Tuesday, Jan. 22.