14-Year-Old Boy Charged With Murdering Sister's Boyfriend
The Kent County Prosecutor's Office has decided to charge a 14-year-old with open murder as an adult.
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The Kent County Prosecutor's Office has decided to charge a 14-year-old with open murder as an adult.
Cellulose joins the growing list of sustainable materials originating from unlikely sources that could soon be used in Ford vehicle components and help further reduce the automaker's reliance on traditional content such as fiberglass and petroleum.
Talon Research Inc., the newest tenant to graduate from MTEC SmartZone, celebrated the official opening of its new location in Hancock with a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by the Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce.
Baker College of Owosso has officially opened its new Auto-Diesel Institute of Michigan.
PulteGroup Inc. is making it easier for homebuyers who love the immediacy and convenience of online chat to shop for a new home. The homebuilder has placed live chat on its Pulte Homes, Centex, Del Webb and DiVosta websites, adding another interactive tool for homebuyers.
Authorities in southwestern Michigan say they've confiscated a pair of emaciated dogs found chained up outside an apparently vacant home.
Traffic deaths have fallen dramatically since 2005, but estimates for 2012 suggest that the trend may be ending, says a University of Michigan researcher in a new report.
Blackstone LaunchPad programs at Walsh College and Wayne State University have helped students and alumni launch or significantly grow 105 local business ventures since opening their doors two years ago.
The Michigan Economic Development Corp. Thursday announced Michigan Strategic Fund approval of the designation of the first Center of Innovation in Michigan, renewal of the State Trade and Export Program, Entrepreneurial Service Provider Request for Proposals awards, a Michigan Business Development Program incentive, a General Motors MEGA amendment and a brownfield work plan approval.
The venerable M1 Abrams tank, the main battle tank of the United States, is now 32 years old. Thursday, Sterling Heights-based General Dynamics Land Systems got an eight-year, $395 million contract for research, development and testing for improvements designed to make the Abrams work for American forces for another 38 years.
Grosse Pointe police say a bit of luck helped them catch three suspects in the Labor Day weekend theft of $1 million worth of jewelry from a home in the affluent Detroit suburb.
Automation Alley, Michigan's largest technology business association, in partnership with the Michigan Economic Development Corp. and Macomb County Government, announced today that nine companies from Southeast Michigan will participate in a domestic trade mission to the Association of the United States Army 2012 Annual Meeting & Exposition in Washington, D.C. Oct. 22–24.
Michigan is reporting a seasonal 1.1 percentage point drop in joblessness statewide and in all 17 regional employment markets.
3M will be demonstrating its expertise and full range of solutions designed to address industry challenges at its 2012 Transportation Summit, held for automotive, RV, commercial vehicle, military and aerospace manufacturers and their suppliers at the 3M Automotive Market Center on Oct. 2-3 in Detroit.
Malware and internet hackers are on loose and causing more damage than ever. Hackers are getting smarter, sneakier and more abundant. In April of this year, a 15-year-old boy was arrested for hacking 269 Web sites in three months. More than 16,000 sites are being infected with malware every day, these viruses can cause serious damage to search rankings, consumer loyalty and even have a direct impact on revenue.