Gov. Snyder Signs Sweeping Tax Legislation
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed the most sweeping tax change in the state since 1994 when Proposal A fundamentally altered the way schools are funded.
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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed the most sweeping tax change in the state since 1994 when Proposal A fundamentally altered the way schools are funded.
The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions
The latest personnel and boardroom announcements from Michigan's technology-focused institutions and companies
Shopping mall pioneer Al Taubman has donated $11 million to Lawrence Tech University in Southfield.
A Wayne State University Police officer has been suspended without pay while Detroit Police investigate a sexual misconduct allegation against the officer.
Police are calling it a bizarre turn of events in Shelby Township, where it turns out a car that crashed into a house and caught fire had been stolen earlier in Detroit.
The cost of providing police service to special events in Downtown Detroit is becoming a troubling issue in the financially-strapped city.
General Motors is adding two shifts and about 2,500 hourly and salaried jobs at the Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant to build the new Chevrolet Malibu mid-size sedan and the next-generation Impala large sedan alongside the Chevy Volt and Opel Ampera electric cars.
More than 30 life-like animatronic dinosaurs that roar, snarl and move have taken up residence at the Detroit Zoo to provide a thrilling experience for visitors of all ages.
The Salvation Army in Royal Oak is now called Sally's on 4th. Blogger Vicki Briganti checks out the newly renovated store for deals.
Just before the holiday weekend, gas prices have spiked up as much as 30 cents a gallon after disruption at a Chicago-area refinery.
More than two million STIHL power tools for the yard are being recalled because of a potential fire or burn danger.
The Macomb County Sheriff's Department said a 11-year-old boy reported missing Wednesday has been found alive and safe.
A newly released survey has found that tourists and travelers spent an estimated $17.2 billion in Michigan last year.