Book, Expansion For New Holland Brewing Founder
New Holland Brewing is now the third-largest microbrewery in Michigan and the state's largest independent distiller of spirits.
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New Holland Brewing is now the third-largest microbrewery in Michigan and the state's largest independent distiller of spirits.
Supporters say the bills will bring in revenue and help level the playing field for local businesses that must collect sales taxes.
Beth Heinen Bell and her husband, Christian, are ready to jump into the real estate market and become homeowners. Yet they're running into an obstacle that's keeping the national housing recovery in check: There aren't enough homes for sale.
Whether you are looking for full or part-time employment - there are two job fairs taking place in the metro Detroit area on Saturday, that may just fill your employment need.
The key ingredient for legendary drinks such as Mint Julep likely coming from the nations oldest continually operating mint farm right here in Michigan.
An Iron Chef from Cleveland is looking to open a second restaurant in the Detroit area.
The senior U.S. Senator of Michigan was honored with his pending retirement and recognition for bringing the port to the Detroit River.
They used to say that you didn't want to see how they make sausage. Apparently Domino's Pizza is much more confident about the process used to make its pizzas, at least at one of its 10,300 stores.
A certain color of M&M's, hunting down the latest fad in diet drinks: It's just a day in the life of the workers at the Townsend.
Ford sales up18 percent, Chrysler and GM up 11 percent.
State officials reversed themselves Tuesday in deciding to hire a private company to prepare food for Michigan's 44,000 prisoners, saying they originally misjudged a plan that would actually save the state about $16 million.
Think the turntable is dead? Think again.
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush will talk about education, economic growth, and reinventing government.
Alpena, hotbed of technology. Who knew? No, seriously. This gritty industrial town -- sometimes literally gritty, home to a huge Lafarge Corp. cement plant and a huge wood processing plant that turns wood chips into wood panels -- has a ton of cool technology-based economic development going on.
J.P Morgan Chase has awarded DPS $1.5 million which will aid school-based community programs in southwest Detroit.