Kettering Receives $15.5 Million Grant
Flint's Kettering University Monday announced the largest gift in the school's history – a $15.5 million grant from the Mott Foundation.
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Flint's Kettering University Monday announced the largest gift in the school's history – a $15.5 million grant from the Mott Foundation.
Flint is taking steps to fight the appointment of a new emergency manager, with City Council claiming the city's financial standing has improved.
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Flint's Claressa Shields won the Olympic gold medal Thursday, capping her swift rise to the top of women's boxing with a 19-12 victory over Russia's Nadezda Torlopova.
Flint's mayor is inviting hometown fans of 17-year-old Olympic boxing sensation Claressa Shields to gather for a free viewing of her Olympic championship bout.
Police in Flint are investigating the death of a 1-year-old boy whose grandmother says he accidentally drowned in a bathtub.
Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy, the nation's largest, privately owned specialty pharmacy announced that it has entered into a five-year, $60 million revolving line of credit and commercial banking relationship with GE Capital, JP Morgan Chase and Comerica.
Flint police says a man who thought he was paying a $500 deposit on a rental home he'd found online, instead was scammed by a woman who didn't own the property.
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A 20-year-old Detroit man has been arraigned on murder and assault with intent to commit murder charges in the fatal shootings of three people and wounding of a fourth inside a Flint home.
Flint police say three people have been fatally shot and a fourth wounded at a home in the city.
Dog Days at Kettering University offers a fun and "summertime casual" way for high school and transfer students who are interested in engineering, business, math, science and technology to explore college life.
Three people in the Flint area are accused of using food stamp cards to buy supplies for their restaurants and catering businesses.
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Authorities suspect his body of a 38-year-old Ontario man likely arrived in Michigan in a shipment of Canadian garbage.
Five people have been charged in connection to a string of burglaries in Genesee County that occurred over the past three months.
Police officers in Flint are working 12-hour shifts as part of a plan to improve public safety.
Kettering University researchers and entrepreneurs will soon be building futuristic tools and connecting them to a hyper-fast Web network thanks to a new public-private national partnership called US Ignite.
Finding new ways to produce healthy, sustainable food sources for a growing population is a necessity. Austin Lawrence, a current Kettering University student, and Brian Falther, a 2010 Kettering University graduate, are motivated to offer a solution to food sustainability nationwide, starting in Grand Rapids.
A man convicted of murder in a 2010 stabbing spree in Michigan was sentenced to life in prison Monday, wrapping up the first in a series of cases against Elias Abuelazam.
Officials in one Michigan county have sent out a small army of enforcers to go door to door to find dogs that don't have a license.
Authorities say a motorist dragged a Michigan State Police trooper while apparently fleeing from a traffic stop in Flint.
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On Friday, four business leaders from three of Lansing's most innovative companies will make a trip to the White House on behalf of the Lansing region and state of Michigan to engage in dialogue regarding the needs of innovative small businesses from Michigan.
