Ford's Asia-Pacific Operation Affected Due To Parts Shortages
Ford expects its operations will be affected beginning the last week of April and into May.
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Ford expects its operations will be affected beginning the last week of April and into May.
Venture capital investments in Michigan's clean tech and life sciences industries are booming, according to a new report from the Michigan Venture Capital Association, to be released in advance of the 30th annual Michigan Growth Capital Symposium May 10-11.
A rookie FIRST Robotics team from Hartland has done the improbable, qualifying for the world finals in St. Louis April 27-30. Now, the Hartland Electro Eagles just need to raise the money to go -- starting with the $5,000 entry fee.
The Dearborn stop of the 2010 Maker Faire tour was so successful that organizers are planning a second annual event this summer.
State Representative Rudy Hobbs heard from voters about what to do about film tax incentives, which could fall victim to budget cuts.
A 21-year-old man falls 14 floors from a Detroit apartment building and survives.
Shepler's Mackinac Island Ferry has received city council approval on a franchise agreement that lets the company continue serving the resort community this year.
The owners of the Ambassador Bridge say truck traffic so far this year is at its second-worst total of the last 11 years, and is down 41% over that same time frame.
It was a soldiers send off party in Berkley for the 645th Regional Support group out of Southfield getting ready to deploy to Afghanistan.
In the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge, students have the opportunity to create a science video that explains a problem and how it impacts them, or their community.
City Council President Charles Pugh says the city can't afford revenue projections that don't materialize.
A man whose arrest led to the shooting death of a 7-year-old girl by Detroit police has pleaded guilty in the slaying of a teenager.
Fewer homes for sale and fewer days on the market. That's the word from the real estate reporting agency Real Comp.
The real estate funk continued in southeast Michigan in March, according to figures released Monday by the Farmington Hills-based real estate information provider Realcomp II Ltd.