Plans Call For Casino In Downtown Lansing
A $245 million American Indian casino in downtown Lansing could create about 2,200 jobs and help fund scholarships for area students, according to backers.
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A $245 million American Indian casino in downtown Lansing could create about 2,200 jobs and help fund scholarships for area students, according to backers.
The multi-billion-dollar grocery and retail store chain is holding several hiring fairs Monday. They're looking for cashiers, shift managers and manager trainees.
This Thursday, a roundtable discussion regarding the Great Lakes and Michigan's Economic Future will be held in downtown Detroit.
WWJ AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert gets a sneak preview of the new "Driving America" exhibit at The Henry Ford, which opens to the public on Sunday.
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Texana Hollis was evicted Sept. 12 after her 65-year-old son failed to pay the mortgage. Two days later, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development said she could return.
It was guarded optimism about adding jobs and uncertainty about an Emergency Manager for Detroit on the minds of the Big Four political leaders during a Detroit Economic Club appearance.
The Michigan Farm Bureau is warning members to watch for a letter offering to bring farm trucks into compliance with federal rules for hauling commodities.
The price of a stamp is set to rise a penny on Sunday to 45 cents.
Employers receive hundreds of applications in response to job openings, so it's crucial that you and your resume stand out from the crowd.
The Inn at St. John's in Plymouth is the latest Metro Detroit property to be awarded AAA's prestigious Four-Diamond rating for hospitality industry excellence.
The government has ended an investigation into why Chevrolet Volt electric cars caught fire following government crash tests.
There are lessons to be learned from painful times the Detroit Three automakers were forced to go through to survive. These lessons could set the pace for the Motor City as it prepares to recalibrate and downsize.
Businesses along the "Fort Street Work Zone" are saying "so far so good" as a two-year project to rebuild that stretch of M-85 continues this winter.
When you're watching the commercials during next month's Super Bowl, you're going to be able to say, "There's an app for that."