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Saline-based Latitude Learning has announced that Troy-based Learning Designs Inc. has joined Latitude's partner community, which will expand access to Latitude's adaptable learning management systems to Learning Designs' students in various industries.
The Hogan Center, the home of Alma College's maroon and cream, is now also certified green.
Extreme flooding of the Mississippi River this spring is expected to result in the largest Gulf of Mexico "dead zone" on record, according to a University of Michigan aquatic ecologist and his colleagues.
Police are searching for two armed men who tried to rob Coin Cove Jewelry in Roseville on Tuesday morning.
Ford's World Headquarters playing host to a unique competition, as teams of teenage auto technicians showed what they had learned.
Ann Arbor-based DTE Energy Services Inc. has received approval from the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District to convert an existing coal-fired power plant at the Port of Stockton, Calif. to operate on biomass fuel.
The latest personnel and boardroom moves by Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions
With possible cuts to Detroit police and fire, citizens spoke on Tuesday that now is not the time to cut such services from Detroit's city budget. Council President Pro Tem Gary Brown also expressed his opinions as well.
Owners of a Roseville funeral home who pleaded guilty to bilking clients out of thousands of dollars in pre-paid funeral contracts will be free at least until next month.
It's a unique Fathers Day weekend tradition for car lovers, the annual Eyes on Design car show.
Henry Ford Hospital dermatologist Dr. Henry Lim says the government has issued stricter standards for using the term "broad spectrum."
The Holocaust Memorial Center, in conjunction with the Michigan Association of Russian-Speaking Jewry, will host a lunch-fundraiser on Sunday, June 19.
A recent fish kill at a central Michigan lake was caused by a virus responsible for another kill at the lake four years ago, state environmental officials said Tuesday.
Summer in the Park is an 11-week program packed with music, comedy, art, fashion, local fare and family fun that begins June 14 and runs through Aug. 30.
Twenty-six students in Focus: HOPE's Digital Collective Filmmaking program will debut their short films on Tuesday, June 14, at the Marlene Boll Theatre in the Boll YMCA.