HR Notices From May 20-22
The latest personnel and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused institutions and companies
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Gas prices got you thinking about spending more time closer to home? If so, there are plenty of activities to keep you busy this summer.
A Midland woman and her high school class ring have been reunited after 40 years apart.
Hunters who want elk or bear licenses have just over a month to file an application.
The Port Huron Museum is ready to sell the "Bramble", a former U.S. Coast Guard cutter that was part of the first U.S. atomic bomb test back in 1947 on Bikini Island.
The Susan G. Komen Detroit Race for the Cure is over for another year, but many who took part are inspired to do more.
As Detroit City Council considers more cuts to the city budget, the police chief doesn't want the budget axe falling on his department.
Taking a test drive doesn't normally end with a $500 dollar discount.
To make sure this summer is a great one for you and your family, here is our guide to preventing (and treating) some of the season's health hazards.
The host says there was an entrance fee of $25 dollars but all the proceeds go to orphans in Lebanon.
The rate of borrowers who are 60 or more days delinquent in their mortgage payments dropped for the 5th straight quarter.
Gorcyca was accused of misconduct for publicly calling a defendant a freak and a pedophile.
It's perhaps a sign of the recovering economy, Oakland Community College is training more new hires for local companies.
A basketball game Saturday to pay tribute to officers from Detroit's sixth and eighth precincts where four officers were wounded in a shootout in January.
A fire at Bordine's Nursery north of Fenton caused a considerable amount of smoke to billow over U.S. 23 near Torry Road.