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This was the year that was... Here is the second of our 10 retrospectives on the 10 years of the Great Lakes and Innovation and Technology Report, offiering the news highlights for a very interesting year, from Sept. 1, 2002 to Aug. 1, 2003.
It was a bizarre sight Tuesday for motorists on Northwestern Highway at Franklin in Southfield when a car ran up a wire leading to a utility pole.
A 52-year-old Gibralter man was in court Tuesday in connection with the dismembering of 32- year-old Pamela Prpich.
Security is just one of the issues of primary concern for Saturday night's sold-out football game between the University of Michigan and Notre Dame.
More than half of Detroit's city buses are out of service on any given day and citizens who depend on the DDOT for transportation are not happy.
The global product livecycle management consulting and market research firm CIMdata Inc. Tuesday announced the formation of its newest business practice focused on the growing needs of PLM organizations for comprehensive non-biased PLM education for PLM professionals.
Armstrong Forensic Engineers, a company that offers engineers to analyze engineering failures, announced the expansion of its operations in the Midwest by opening a new office in Milford.
Quicken Loans Inc. announced Tuesday that effective Jan. 1, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan will become the sole medical insurance carrier for Quicken Loans' 4,000 employees.
Ann Arbor Spark said Tuesday that it was now offering free, interactive Web streaming of its events.
In one of the first known studies of its kind, The University of Michigan and Duke University collaborate on finding the underlying genomic patterns describing shy wome people get sick from the flu and others don't.
The West Michigan industrial economy continues to experience modest growth, according to the results of a monthly survey compiled by Brian G. Long, director of Supply Management Research in the Seidman College of Business at Grand Valley State University.
Safety Track of Michigan has moved to a new office about double the size of its old one.
Heroes of Newerth, the multiplayer action roleplayer game developed by Kalamazoo-based S2 Games, will join professional eSports League North American Star League as a promotional title beginning Oct. 5 for its Season 2 competition.