Awards And Certifications From August 28
The latest industry awards and certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
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The latest industry awards and certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
As Hurricane Isaac threatens the Gulf again, we will see if Katrina and Isaac serve as bookends of GOP hostility to federal disaster relief. An odd stance for a party that claims to "choose life" while watching people die in natural disasters rather than provide an adequate response.
The lemonade may be long gone but the accolades for Detroit's own 'Lemonade Kid' keep rolling in.
As the Obama administration today releases final rules for reaching a 54.5 mile per gallon fuel economy by 2025, auto companies say they've already begun working to meet the challenge.
A Lansing judge has been appointed as a one-person grand jury to investigate allegations of election fraud against Bolger and the state representative candidate, Roy Schmidt, R-Grand Rapids, who switched parties at his alleged urging.
Livonia police are investigating a beating at a group home allegedly sparked by an argument about cigarettes that left one man seriously injured and another member of the group home facing charges.
"The U.S. Open, for me, was always, I don't want to say easy, but very natural and I've always looked forward to it in a big way," Roger Federer said on Monday.
By eliminating Social Security payroll taxes starting when workers are 55 years old, the study shows that take-home pay would jump by 10.6 percent and they would work 1.5 years longer on average, paying more income taxes and helping to reduce the federal deficit.
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This week on Michigan Matters hear what Mayor Dave Bing has to say about the state of his city.
"While all violent deaths are tragic, the death of these two young people while driving on a public street during the middle of the day is profoundly disturbing," said Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy.
Hearing the phrase more often was found to increase students' risk of health problems and feelings of isolation.
A Michigan State University student is recovering after he was beaten up and had his mouth stapled shut during what investigators are categorizing as a brutal hate crime.