Students Make Plea For City To Board-Up Or Tear Down Abandoned Homes Near School
Osborne High School students marched in the area of the school calling for abandoned homes nearby to be boarded-up.
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Osborne High School students marched in the area of the school calling for abandoned homes nearby to be boarded-up.
Hundreds of people from all over southeastern Michigan gathered at the park for a lighting ceremony Friday evening.
Economists say job increases over the next two years will bring Michigan back to levels achieved just before the 2008-09 Great Recession.
The FCC is considering lifting its longtime prohibition on making cellphone calls on airplanes, saying it is time "to review our outdated and restrictive rules."
Detroit-based Compuware Corp. (Nasdaq: CPWR), which provides application performance management technology to a wide variety of businesses, said Thursday that it will provide daily analysis of the HealthCare.gov site to determine if improvements being made throughout November are having a positive impact on performance.
The treasury department still has 31 million shares it needs to sell, and it expects them to be sold by Dec. 31.
Sales are reaching pre recession levels and are expected to remain stable going forward.
The NHTSA says automakers who claim ratings higher than 5 stars are misleading the public.
State officials announced support for two major tech company expansions Wednesday.
Olympia Entertainment President Tom Wilson says that with two weeks of events in Detroit and Ann Arbor, the Winter Classic in some ways will be bigger than the Super Bowl.
Chevy shows new Colorado compact pickup. Ford has concept of next generation Edge SUV.
Butterball has announced that they'll be shipping about half of their usual number of fresh, large turkeys this holiday.
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Online job postings in the nine-county metro Detroit area in the third quarter nearly doubled from the second quarter, according to a report released Monday by the Workforce Intelligence Network.
All across metro Detroit there is storm damage, and that means there are scammers looking to make an easy buck.