SRT Developer's App Teaches Baby Sign Language
Brian Genesio, a developer at Ann Arbor-based SRT Solutions, has developed a baby sign language app for the new BlackBerry Playbook.
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Brian Genesio, a developer at Ann Arbor-based SRT Solutions, has developed a baby sign language app for the new BlackBerry Playbook.
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The Benzie County sheriff's department is investigating a theft that occurred over the weekend at Pinecroft Golf Club in Benzonia, 25 miles southwest of Traverse City.
Those opposed to cutting education funding continue to try to gather support.
Commuters heading through West Bloomfield Monday afternoon are being hampered by a sinkhole that has closed a section of Walnut Lake Road.
The FBI released crime statistics for the state of Michigan on Monday noting the safest and most dangerous cities in our state.
Chrysler is poised to repay its loans from the U.S. and Canadian governments, with money borrowed from private sources.
Agency officials believe there may be up to one thousand Detroiters who have bought these bogus policies, lured in by low prices.
The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch, in effect for all of Southeast Michigan until 10 p.m.
Diabetes is the fifth deadliest disease in the United States and, while death rates from heart disease, stroke and cancer have declined, deaths associated with diabetes have risen 45 percent since 1987.
Police are looking for thieves they say swiped computers from Law Academy Middle School.
Metro Detroit is rolling out the red carpet, and the lanes, this week for over 7,000 bowlers from around the country.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has sworn in close to 300 child welfare workers, telling them their jobs are in many ways tougher than his.
A 15-year-old considered to be one of the top young hockey goaltenders in the United States has died in a Michigan hospital after police say he fell out of the bed of a pickup truck last week.
