Monroe Man Kills Self In Ex-Wife's Workplace
Police say they got a call saying a man, armed with a gun, entered the Greenpath Debt Solutions building on Monroe Street.
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Police say they got a call saying a man, armed with a gun, entered the Greenpath Debt Solutions building on Monroe Street.
Fetch, a mobile application from Lansing-based IDV Solutions, is the subject of a new case study that describes how the software uses cloud capabilities to link mobile users with their enterprise data.
Monitoring the Future, one of the largest and longest-running studies of American youth, as well as of college students and young adults, will receive a $35 million award to continue for another five years.
Appia Communications, a provider of managed communications and network services, announced a partnership with Pangaea Networks to provide Appia's services to customers in buildings connected to the Pangaea fiber optic network.
SRT Solutions, a software development, research and training company, has begun work with LLamasoft, a global leader in supply chain design technology.
The Lansing tech nonprofit ITEC is inspiring local youth to become the next great engineers, programmers and movie makers through fun and interactive technology summer camps. Kids will build and bring to life Lego robots, plan, film and edit their own movies, and design and play their own video games.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson is explaining himself following an outlandish comment he made on Mackinac Island.
The nation's No. 2 automaker and the country's leading insurer of cars have joined forces to offer lower insurance premiums for drivers.
Ford analyst Erich Merkle talks with WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert about car sales.
One discussion at the Mackinac Policy Conference on Mackinac Island focused on Detroit being a tale of two cities.
Comcast Corp. (Nasdaq: used the Detroit Regional Chamber's Mackinac Policy Conference to roll out a new business phone service, called Comcast Business VoiceEdge.
Roger Penske had more of his usual no-nonsense prescriptions for turning around Detroit Wednesday at the Detroit Regional Chamber's Mackinac Policy Conference.
Known for its undulating roofline, the building at 77 South Main Street was built in 1961 by famed Detroit architect William Kessler.