Drivers Escape Injury In Two Separate Hydroplane Crashes
Two hydroplane boats crashed at the APBA Gold Cup in qualifying rounds Sunday afternoon, but the drivers are okay.
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Two hydroplane boats crashed at the APBA Gold Cup in qualifying rounds Sunday afternoon, but the drivers are okay.
Detroit police are searching for the person responsible for shooting three men on East State Fair Street near Schoenherr.
Police say a woman turned onto Michigan Avenue from Lilley Road and drove against traffic where she crashed head first into another car.
Hutaree militia member Joshua Clough pleaded guilty to possessing machine guns in April.
The family of a 4-year-old Michigan boy whose burned remains were found buried at his house is holding a memorial service for him.
The firefighter suffered smoke inhalation at a fire on Mack near Chalmers.
The TM Group has moved into new headquarters space in Farmington Hills and continues to grow and hire.
Consumers Energy is warning its customers to be aware of a nationwide utility-bill payment scam that's made its way to Michigan.
FutureNet Security Solutions, a subsidiary of Detroit-based FutureNet Group Inc., announced last week that it has reached an agreement with Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. to acquire the assets of the company's perimeter security division, Smith & Wesson Security Solutions Inc.
Three leading-edge medical device companies from Oakland County will showcase their technologies during the upcoming "Inno-Vention – A Medical Main Street Conference."
AT&T customers in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti are expected to experience improved mobile Internet coverage and voice performance as a result of continued investment and innovation by AT&T.
Grand Valley State University's Board of Trustees approved the university's 2012-13 budget at its July 13 meeting, including a 3.6 percent tuition increase.
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The resort-style hotel and event center is looking for 300 new team members who they describe as "welcoming," "engaging," "enthusiastic" and "appreciative."
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder and his fellow Republicans could find themselves knee-deep in health care issues Thursday when lawmakers briefly return after a five-week break.