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New business won by Michigan's technology-focused companies.
Detroit's former police chief says she never intentionally purged e-mail related to the investigation of a slain stripper.
The Southeastern High School student choir is demanding to be allowed sing after they were removed from the Michigan School Vocal Music Association Choral Festival.
Chrysler says it's now fired a contractor who used a foul word on the company's Twitter feed.
Crisis counselors are on hand for postal workers in Dundee, one day after a popular mail carrier died on the job.
John Skelton, accused in the disappearance of his three sons, has been ordered back to district court to be arraigned on new charges.
Toyota laying out some ambitious growth goals, and it's expecting most of that growth to come from emerging markets.
Michigan citizens need to think about what's best for everyone rather than just themselves if the state is to reinvent itself, Gov. Rick Snyder told the Michigan Association of Broadcasters.
The man who wants to bring commercial farming back to the city has gotten approval from the Detroit City Council to expand his eastside farm headquarters.
Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band will perform at DTE Energy Music Theatre for one night only on Thursday, July 21 at 8pm, as part of Jimmy Buffett's "Welcome To Fin Land" Tour 2011.
A defroster problem prompting General Motors to recall some of its newest and most popular vehicles.
Utica Community Schools are planning to offer kindergarteners the chance to learn Mandarin Chinese.
A new study shows the beer industry contributes more than $5 billion to Michigan's economy each year.
There are two upcoming casting calls to pass along: producers of a unisex monologue show are auditioning for 6 roles and the producer of a short film is casting for 5 roles.
Lansing's Capital Area District Library will stay gun-free, at least for now.