Gronkowski In Boot, But Expected To Be Fine For Super Bowl
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Kicker David Akers of San Francisco 49ers evened the NFC Championship Game 17-17.
Sunday, a flash mob of over 100 people gathered in front of Cobo Center to protest the Syrian government and human rights violations.
All 10 people from the house - which caught on fire - were able to escape.
After a hard-fought battle with the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship, the New England Patriots are heading to their fifth Super Bowl since 2001.
Police believe there is still another thief behind a spate of other break-ins in the Farmington Hills area.
The Coleman A. Young Foundation has been awarding scholarships to Detroit students for more than 30 years.
Prostate cancer is the most frequent and second deadliest cancer men face. A team of Wayne State University researchers recently received $363,660 from the National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health for a project that aims to learn more about the deadly spread of prostate cancer into the bones.
Astronomers led by a University of Michigan professor emeritus have detected a mysterious ring of carbon monoxide gas around the young star V1052 Cen, which is about 700 light years away in the southern constellation Centaurus.
Lawrence Technological University is the new home for the monthly meetings of the Inventor's Association of Metropolitan Detroit.
With more than 14,000 orthopedic surgeries a year at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, there's plenty of information available to build up an impressive research program. All that was left to do was capture the information. Enter Ortech.
ZooVision, a Kalamazoo Internet TV streaming company that offers video-on-demand and live streaming, is in a 30-day evaluation period with Dallas, Texas-based Raystream Inc. a high definition video compression services company.
The Michigan Economic Development Corp. announced that the City of Detroit has won a $400,000 Advanced Lighting Technology Demonstration grant to upgrade street lights in six areas of the city.
A new scholarship competition at Lawrence Technological University will award up to 100 scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 a year for four years to Michigan high school juniors and seniors.
The Michigan Memorial Phoenix Energy Institute will change its name to the University of Michigan Energy Institute, effective Feb. 1.