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Christine Beatty is expected to testify in federal court Wednesday on whether she intentionally destroyed evidence in the Tamara Greene murder investigation.
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Christine Beatty is expected to testify in federal court Wednesday on whether she intentionally destroyed evidence in the Tamara Greene murder investigation.
This year's UAW bargaining convention is not only the kickoff to an important round of auto negotiations; it is often taking on the trappings of a democratic campaign rally.
There is a call in Lansing for Governor Rick Snyder to reconsider his proposed cut to K through 12 funding.
No wise quacks. AFLAC begins its nationwide search on Wednesday for the successor to Gilbert Gottfried as the voice of the Aflac Duck - no prior experience necessary.
Cloud computing is a back-to-the-future movement that makes running IT systems more flexible, more responsive and more affordable. Around 75 people got the lowdown on the cloud from a variety of local experts in "2 Cloud or Not 2 Cloud: The Business Case for Cloud Computing," a seminar presented by Ann Arbor-based Online Tech Inc. at the Hilton Garden Inn in Southfield.
The Grand Rapids nonprofit Triple Quest and other safe water advocates Tuesday announced a new collaboration to install 40,000 Hydraid BioSand Water Filters throughout Honduras over the next five years. The water filters are made in Grand Rapids by Cascade Engineering Inc.
Republicans in the Michigan House are having trouble getting enough Democratic votes to overturn a decision to extend health coverage to same-sex partners or other adults living with some state employees.
Neogen Corp., the Lansing-based biotech firm, reported a 27 percent increase in net income for the third fiscal quarter ended Feb. 28 from year-earlier levels -- to $4.9 milllion or 21 cents a share, from $3.9 million or 17 cents a share a year earlier. Third quarter revenue rose 25 percent to $42.2 million, a record third quarter for the 28-year-old company.
Terumo Cardiovascular Systems, an Ann Arbor-based subsidiary of Terumo Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, announced it has agreed to the terms of a consent decree with the U.S. Food & Drug Administration regarding quality system improvements at the company's Ann Arbor plant.
The Detroit high school that graduated such famous stars as Diana Ross, rocker Jack White and comedienne Lily Tomlin will begin coming down, Wednesday.
Ypsilanti-based Integrated Sensing Systems Inc. said Tuesday that it had received a United States Patent for using miniature, wireless, batteryless, implantable sensors anchored within the heart, as well as other organs, for non-invasive monitoring of cardiovascular biological pressures.
The Traverse City e-commerce company White Pine Marketing LLC, said Tuesday it had aunched a new Web site for consumer electronics.
While debate on climate change often strikes a caustic tone, the real impediment to meaningful dialogue is that the two sides often talk past each other in what amounts to a "logic schism," says a University of Michigan researcher.
The DMC Cardiovascular Institute is the first in Michigan to offer a new breakthrough technology to correct atrial fibrillation.
The U.S. Air Force selected patent-pending induction streetlight fixtures from a Jackson company in an effort to reduce energy costs at Eglin Air Force Base in Valparaiso, Fla.