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The creative agency Skidmore Studio is moving from Royal Oak to the Madison Theatre Building in downtown Detroit, a structure being rebuilt as a collaborative, entrepreneurial hub for technology and creative companies.
WOW Internet, Cable and Phone announced Friday that it began construction of its fiber optic cable network in Harper Woods.
The Novi-based national power grid manager ITC Holdings Corp. last week announced that its board of directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend on ITC common stock of 33.5 cents per common share.
Children with autism often have a difficult time being properly diagnosed or receiving therapy. Those problems are compounded for disadvantaged families or families living in rural areas. The Autism Collaborative Center at Eastern Michigan University soon will be able to bridge that gap thanks to a $500,000 state grant that will allow the staff to use the latest technology -- a live video stream -- to evaluate and treat clients.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian should be released from the hospital within the next few days, according to his long time friend and health advocate.
The latest meeting and event notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions.
Ninety-three-year-old Steven Smith, a retired U.S. Air Force pilot, was among the crowds at the Milford Memorial Day Parade Monday morning.
Numerous communities statewide and across the country are paying homage to military men and women on this Memorial Day.
One of the big events going on in Metro Detroit this holiday weekend is Movement: The Electronic Music Festival on Hart Plaza.
Outdoor Writer Eric Sharp says the number of people fishing up north is down.
A tornado touched down in Perry, east of Lansing, packing winds of 90-95 miles per hour. Trees and power lines blown down across southeastern Michigan.
Since the beginning of Memorial Day, America's and Michigan's citizens have paid tribute to its sons and daughters who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.
Hundreds of passengers on board an Amtrak train headed from Chicago to metro Detroit made an unexpected stop in Battle Creek, thanks to the storms.
There are approximately 104,000 Consumers Energy electric customers without power due to the storms that swept across the state on Sunday.