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Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy, the nation's largest privately held specialty pharmacy, is on target to meet its long-term growth plan with the announcement that it has an immediate need to fill 100 full-time jobs.
A former Flint mayor who resigned in 2009 while facing a recall election has put up a bronze statue of himself outside the gated entrance of his home.
The latest event and meeting notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and people.
School officials in Flint are investigating a claim that an autistic ninth-grader was assaulted by other students when he refused to take a marijuana blunt.
University of Phoenix plans to close eight of its 10 Michigan locations as part of a broader effort to phase out some of its campuses and learning centers.
Flint-area authorities said a man fighting with his girlfriend struck her 9-year-old brother with his car, critically injuring the boy.
Federal authorities say they're withdrawing a dozen agents brought to Flint from around the country earlier this year to help deal with the city's crime rate.
The Genesee County Sheriff's Department is considering reducing sentences for more inmates in the face of a jail overcrowding emergency.
A man charged in a series of stabbings in a Michigan city in 2010 will face no additional trials unless his first murder conviction is overturned on appeal.
The latest meeting and event notices from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
Good business sense involves recognizing a valuable opportunity when it arises, so no aspiring entrepreneur should miss out on Kettering University's free start-up class this fall. Called Orbit, the nine-session program teaches the skills required to start or grow a successful technology-focused business.
Prosecutors have reached a plea agreement with a man authorities have said sexually assaulted one woman and tried to attack another at a Flint church.
The family of Amir Hekmati says the 7 p.m. Tuesday vigil will take place Mott Community College in Flint.
Kettering University President Robert McMahan got a special delivery -- a $110,000 check from the GM Foundation – during the 13th annual Kettering Kickoff FIRST Robotics competition Saturday, Sept. 22.
Flint police say a boy being chased by a dog was shot in the foot by a man who fired at the animal, but missed.
Members of the Flint City Council are suing the state-appointed emergency financial manager for the cash-strapped city, seeking to block his actions.
Citizens Bank Monday introduced Citizens Bank Mobile Banking featuring Xpress Deposit.
Google Maps said last week it had expanded its live traffic feature for eight cities across Michigan.
Kettering University will be adding a CHNSO Elemental Determinator for Multidisciplinary Applied Research and Instruction, thanks to a $70,698 National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation grant.
Merit Network Inc. announced Thursday the upgrade of optical equipment at several key locations on its network. The upgrades increase capacity at four Merit Member sites on Merit's core backbone in Michigan and three locations on its Chicago Metro Fiber Ring.
The latest industry awards and certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
MagneGas Corp., the developer of technology to turn liquid waste into a natural gas alternative, said Monday that it has shipped a 150-kilowatt waste refinery to Flint-based RJ Torching Inc., one of the largest scrap and metal processors in Michigan.
The Flint Community Schools will honor 17-year-old Olympic boxing gold medalist Claressa Shields at a celebration Sept. 15.
Authorities say the remains of a woman who has been missing from the Flint area since 2005 have been found at a Michigan farm.
Hundreds of Kettering University students and staff gathered with Flint community officials under tall shade trees on campus Monday morning to celebrate the largest gift in the university's history -- a three-year, $15.5 million pledge from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
