Michigan Landfill To Host Gas-to-Energy Conversion
In about a month, gas from Smiths Creek Landfill will be turned into usable electricity.
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In about a month, gas from Smiths Creek Landfill will be turned into usable electricity.
Chrysler Group LLC and the UAW have reached a tentative agreement on a new national labor contract, covering approximately 26,000 represented employees. The agreement is subject to UAW member ratification.
The Korea Free Trade Agreement with the United States could have a positive impact, says Michigan U.S. Senator Carl Levin, particularly if it opens up the Korean market to our automobiles.
The Senate Economic Development Committee continued to take testimony on the proposed bridge project Tuesday.
The search is on by the Detroit Science Center board to find $5 million needed to save the museum. Meantime, the Children's Museum will resume operations.
A Warren city councilman is pushing an ordinance he hopes will cut down on drunken driving.
Hundreds of thousands of popular B.O.B. jogging strollers are being recalled because of choking concerns.
Not only have they turned out the lights around Highland Park, DTE Energy has also removed the light bulbs in 1,400 light poles at the request of the city.
Biden is scheduled to speak midday Wednesday at a fire department building in downtown Flint.
An investigation into a series of real estate deals undertaken by the Detroit Public Schools District has concluded that none of the transactions were illegal.
John McGuire, who started Novi's family-operated Guernsey Farms Dairy in 1940, died Friday.
The number of county road commissions could be downsized --- with some saying it will save the state money.
Monday marks the first wave in a series of moves that will bring 2,500 more professionals to Detroit by early 2012.
Organizers of this summer's Ford Arts, Beats & Eats announced that the festival raised $263,185. More than 60 charitable and cultural organizations benefited and shared in the total amount raised from this year's festival.
Kettering University still has plenty of automotive heritage, and boy, does it have a lot of other cool research going, as I learned Friday morning on the final tour stop of the Great Lakes IT Report Fall Tech Tour for 2011.