Chamber Closes Mackinac Event With To-Dos
Fifteen hundred Michiganders are headed home from Mackinac Island with homework.
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Fifteen hundred Michiganders are headed home from Mackinac Island with homework.
The U.S. Secretary for Health and Human Services was in town Friday for a roundtable discussion on a national patient safety program.
A packed house at Livonia City Hall Thursday night, as residents demand answers following last week's rains that left several hundred basements flooded.
Along with the usual jokes and gibes, there was recognition of the reality of the economic and social interdependence of southeast Michigan during the rechristened and expanded Fab Five panel discussion at the Detroit Regional Chamber Mackinac Policy Conference Friday.
From now until Labor Day, several museums in Metro Detroit will offer free admission to military personnel and their families.
A sign posted at a Detroit playground is raising some eyebrows.
Have you reached your wit's end with a pet peeve, such as a cat who is tearing up the furniture, or a dog who just can't stop digging? The Michigan Humane Society is here to help!
The Department of Labor released May unemployment figures, which show an increase in unemployment to 16.5% for Americans ages 18-24.
Judas Priest will bring their final world tour to Joe Louis Arena on Sunday, Nov. 13. Tickets go on sale Saturday, June 4 at 10 am!
Have a suggestion for ways to improve the Secretary of State's office? A new business roundtable announced this morning at the Mackinac Policy Conference may want to hear from you.
A pair of suspects in Waterford Township were two "sticks in the mud."
According to Snyder, the most important thing that needs changing in Michigan is not a law or a regulation. It's a culture.
This weekend Hart Plaza will serve as the hub for celebrating the strength, vitality and unity of Metro Detroit's LGBT community.
I am very excited to share my weekend plans because this is the first weekend that I am incredibly busy "Discovering the D!" It is going to be a jam-packed Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Ford Health System plans to turn an 87-year-old education building into a world-class medical innovation center using the talents of its own staff, as well as students and professors from Wayne State University and the College for Creative Studies.