With Budget Passed, Concerns Linger Over School Cuts
As Gov. Snyder and state Republicans celebrate the budget deal, some Michigan lawmakers and educators remain concerned about what cuts to education will mean for students.
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As Gov. Snyder and state Republicans celebrate the budget deal, some Michigan lawmakers and educators remain concerned about what cuts to education will mean for students.
The Wayne County Prosecutor has filed charges against a campus police officer accused of stopping a female driver late at night, and coercing her to perform a sex act.
Not sure what to do this Memorial weekend? Consider checking out one of these festivals or parades around Metro Detroit.
If the start of barbecue season has you dreaming of an ear of Michigan-grown corn, you'll have to wait longer this year to sink your teeth into it.
The Republican-led Michigan Legislature has finished approving a new state budget that will cut state aid for education and many state departments.
City officials are calling it an "embankment failure." The railroad tracks that run parallel to Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor have buckled as a result of a mudslide.
Ann Arbor Spark Thursday released results of its economic development efforts in 2010.
Five students from Saginaw Arthur Hill High School have spent the last week searching for shipwrecks in and around Lake Huron's Thunder Bay, part of a program sponsored by Sony, Intel and the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.
A new book on IT services, "Computer Services Ungeeked," has hit the market, written by Bob Breitman, president and CEO of IT That Works Midwest, and Drew Sanford, COO of ITTW-South.
Which areas have been hardest hit by the flooding?
Automation Alley, Michigan's largest technology business association, recently made its 2010 Annual Report available for viewing online. The report provides a record of accomplishments, initiatives, developments and success stories from Automation Alley and its members in the past year.
Ann Arbor-based ForeSee Results and Troy-based CareTech Solutions announced they are partnering to support Dearborn-based Oakwood Healthcare System with customer-satisfaction-driven Web technology.
Troy-based Altair Engineering Inc. announced that it will deliver a paper presentation at ASME Turbo Expo 2011, describing a new application for optimizing the weight of composite fan blades using Altair's HyperWorks suite of computer-aided design tools.
Southfield-based GCC Servicing Systems, a provider of mortgage servicing technology, has released its Discharge Automation Module, automating the production of required loan pay-off documentation that servicers must send to the county discharging a lien.
A new personal medical information service from Waterford Township-based Medical-Verify LLC has just been introduced in Southeastern Michigan.
