HR Notices From May 3
The latest personnel and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions.
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The latest personnel and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions.
High gas prices don't seem to be hurting sales for the major auto companies...they could have been a help in April, boosting overall sales about 18 per cent, and sending small car sales soaring.
These welfare funds are meant to feed needy families, but officials say some Bridge Card users have been caught spending taxpayer money on vacation.
Some long-awaited new blood has been inducted into the Detroit Fire Department.
A House committee has approved legislation that would eliminate the minimum age for hunters in Michigan.
A flag that was all but destroyed at Ground Zero during the 9/11 attack was on display at the Illinois veteran's hospital shorten after news of the terror leader's death was announced.
A $21.5 million port development along downtown Detroit's riverfront aims to be a stopping point for Great Lakes cruise ships and a home for a ferry connecting Detroit and Windsor.
Michigan gas prices have reached the highest price ever recorded.
The Dearborn school district and its teachers are taking drastic measures to weather the state's economic storm.
Michigan Governor Rick Snyder was among the many in Washington D.C. for Tuesday's unveiling of President Gerald Ford's statue in the Capitol Rotunda.
Voters in several metro Detroit cities are going to the polls Tuesday, mostly to decide millages and school board elections.
Charges have been filed against two Shelby Township restaurant owners accused of trying to kill their competition.
Authorities say a woman's body was found burning next to a bonfire at a cabin in the northwestern Lower Peninsula.
U.S. officials are trying to decide if the public should see graphic photos and a burial-at-sea video of a dead Osama bin Laden.