HR Notices From April 12
The latest staffing, leadership and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
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The latest staffing, leadership and boardroom news from Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions and groups
A Michigan woman says urns containing the ashes of her twin boys are missing following a burglary.
A $10 mistake resulted in $4.4 million for a lottery-playing Flint resident.
Michael Brown now says deals on a 2013 budget and a deficit-elimination plan might be reached later this month.
Because the county jail is so full, law-breakers in Flint are getting off with an appearance ticket instead of a more severe potential punishment.
The cash-strapped city of Flint has been ordered to repay more than $1 million in federal housing funds.
A Michigan State Police trooper was shot and wounded in Flint early Wednesday morning.
A 26-year-old Flint man has been convicted of killing Jonaries Holden after authorities said he fired a shot into a car during an argument over $60.
The Genesee County Sheriff's Department says deputies called in the bomb squad after finding suspicious items during a traffic stop in Flint.
Authorities say a man is in custody after sexually assaulting a woman at a Flint church and trying to attack another woman.
A man convicted of murder serving time in a Michigan prison has been charged in the 1985 slaying of a Flint store clerk.
Online Tech Inc. Tuesday announced that its Flint data center is the first to earn the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star certification.
Flint's state-appointed emergency manager is prepared to pick up where he left off now that Michigan's Appeals Court has granted a motion allowing him to resume his work.
Police in Flint are investigating a complaint that a 24-year-old man may have tattooed the foot of his 5-year-old daughter and beaten her with a belt.
Flint's Mayor and City Council will soon take back control of the city from a state-appointed financial manager.
A court order has temporarily sidelined the state-appointed emergency manager for the city of Flint.
Kettering University will offer a fixed-tuition guarantee for all undergraduate students beginning in 2012-13, becoming the first Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) university in Michigan and one of only a handful in the nation to offer the cost-saving guarantee.
Flint's state-appointed emergency financial manager says he wants to borrow between $15 million and $20 million to help cover past deficits in the cash-strapped city.
Prosecutors say a child who was found with multiple wounds on her extremities has died at a Flint-area hospital.
Gov. Rick Snyder plans to call for $4.5 million to reopen the Flint city lockup to free space in the Genesee County Jail.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder plans to lay out how he hopes to reduce crime during an upcoming special address.
The mother of a 4-year-old Flint-area boy has been sentenced to at least 13 years in prison for failing to intervene while he was beaten to death by a boyfriend.
Thirty-nine of the state's best FIRST Robotics high school teams will compete March 2-3 at the 2012 Kettering University FIRST Robotics District competition in Flint.
A jury has convicted a Flint man of attempted murder for shooting at a woman who was attempting to stop him from beating his girlfriend.
A preliminary autopsy shows an 86-year-old Flint man found dead in his truck three days after a utility turned off electrical service to his home died of existing heart and lung problems as well as hypothermia, police said.
