Japanese Exchange Students Worried About Family At Home
A Novi family is helping two Japanese girls deal with the earthquake and tsunami far from home.
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A Novi family is helping two Japanese girls deal with the earthquake and tsunami far from home.
Several middle school and high school students from Michigan will be heading to Florida's Walt Disney World Resort next month -- but not for spring break. They will be competing in the VEX Robotics World Championship.
The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions.
Michigan budget director John Nixon doesn't have a Twitter account, but like Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, he's attracted a tweeter pretending to be him.
The latest personnel announcements from Michigan's technology-focused companies and institutions.
The latest prizes, awards, honors and professional certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and people.
Forty-one-year-old Majd Mohammad Al-Shara of Lenox Township, a Jordanian citizen in this country illegally, pleaded guilty to fourth degree child abuse after pouring fuel on a backyard firepit in September
As authorities race to combat the threat of multiple nuclear reactor meltdowns in Japan some people are wondering how effective iodine tablets are in combating exposure to radiation?
Never met a 'spud' you didn't like? Then National Potato Chip Day was made for you.
There are two days when everybody is Irish; St. Patrick's Day and the day of the St. Patrick's Parade in Detroit.
When major catastrophes occur, such as the devastation involving exposure to large amounts of radiation in Japan, the challenges of returning to a normal life can seem insurmountable.
Some Metro Detroiters have made it home after being in Japan at the time the earthquake hit.
Continuing discussion about preventing the spead of Asian Carp into the Great Lakes brings help from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
The State Police say the number of residents seeking concealed weapon permits rose more than 86,000 last year - that's a 30% increase over the year before.
As Detroiters look forward to Tigers opening day next month, one lucky high school will get a chance to be a part of the Tigers opening day and win a grant.