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When it comes to creating the next generation of American manufacturing experts, it's all about attracting kids, maintaining their interest, and providing access to advanced manufacturing education for pursuit of careers in the skilled trades.
Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione, one of the nation's largest intellectual property law firms, is now accepting applications for the 4th Annual Brinks Innovation Competition, to be held Sept. 12 at McCormick Place in Chicago in conjunction with Midwest Clean Tech 2012 and the International Manufacturing Technology Show.
The city of Detroit faced big money problems and the possibility of a state takeover in the 1980s. Here's what the late Coleman A. Young did...
Assurance Wireless, which provides eligible low-income people with a cell phone and 250 minutes of free monthly voice service, marks its two-year anniversary of providing services to Michigan residents.
The play kicks off at a high level and maintains that level to the very end, when the meet cute scene is repeated with a twist.
A friendly arctic fox that either escaped or was turned loose was spotted around a Michigan community for about a week before being captured.
A design by a team of undergraduate biomedical engineering students from the Wayne State University College of Engineering has been selected as one of the top 10 worldwide in the College Engineering category of the 2012 Extreme Redesign 3D Printing Challenge.
The latest industry awards and certifications from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions
A Hartland man will ask a state legislative panel to change a law that he says is keeping him from his 6-year-old daughter.
Mayor Dave Bing plans to have a final draft of his counter proposal done by the end of the week.
Who would be your dream celebrity guest? You decide!
The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians' tribal council is considering a constitutional amendment that would recognize same-sex marriages.
Authorities say a man wearing sheer women's pantyhose who exposed himself in several suburban Detroit communities in recent months has struck again.
Buddy Jones, the board chairman of the Baylor University regents, is in constant awe of all the great things his school is experiencing these days.