Awards and Certifications From December 14
The latest industry awards and certifications from Detroit's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups.
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The latest industry awards and certifications from Detroit's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups.
Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano is asking commissioners for more taxpayer money for a criminal defense attorney.
Mayor Dave Bing honored a group of bus drivers Wednesday morning for their help in reducing damage during a fire at a DDOT terminal last week.
Police in Shelby Township are looking for any information related to an armed robbery that took place Tuesday.
A new University of Michigan survey suggests more teens are smoking pot while less of them are drinking.
The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit is still $5 million away from reaching its $8.2 million 2011 Red Kettle Campaign fundraising goal. Scrambling, the charity issued an "urgent plea" for help Wednesday.
Activists in the Grand Rapids area say sheriff's deputies have been unfairly targeting gay men in Kent County parks.
One state lawmaker says an emergency manager would not work for the City of Detroit.
How has she survived the office politics, the bosses, the gossip, and the typewriter-computer-revolution over the last 65 years? She admits she's "a pretty tough broad."
The Detroit Transportation Corporation says the current fiscal year budget will be met, allowing the People Mover to continue full service.
The government says banning cell phones prevents distracted driving. Really? If the government wants to do something about distracted driving, ban screaming kids with dirty diapers from distracting sleep-deprived parents.
The conclusion? No one should ever be allowed to use a cell phone in a vehicle under any circumstances.
TIME Magazine's person of the year for 2011 is "The Protester" and Metro Detroiters are sounding off about the choice.