Feds Award Millions For Great Lakes Projects
The federal government has awarded $5.5 million for three Great Lakes protection projects in Michigan. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration designated the grants for the state and the...
View ArticlePrez Boasts About Saving Auto Industry
President Barack Obama declared Thursday that the U.S. auto industry is not just rebounding from its problems but on its way to being No. 1 in the world again. His rousing pep talk to Ford factory...
View ArticleReport: U.S. Bailout Program Helps Foreign Countries
The $700 billion U.S. bailout program launched in response to the global economic meltdown had a far greater impact overseas than other countries’ financial rescue plans did on the U.S., according to a...
View ArticleVaccine Sales Still Growing
Global sales of vaccines grew by a healthy 16 percent last year, when sales shot up to $22.1 billion, healthcare market research publisher Kalorama Information reported Friday. Its researchers are...
View ArticleKilpatrick Relative Accused Of Diverting Funds
Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox has accused a relative and former employee of ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick of diverting thousands of dollars from a charitable fund for personal use. Cox’s...
View ArticleBernanke: Shut Down Banks If Needed
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told a panel investigating the financial crisis that regulators must be ready to shutter the largest institutions if they threaten to bring down the financial...
View ArticleFoundation Grant Will Keep Parks Running
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation has given a $1.3 million grant to Genesee County Parks & Recreation Commission to keep its struggling park system up and running. The Flint-based philanthropy...
View ArticlePolice: Livonia Soccer Club Officer Stole $100K
A treasurer with a suburban Detroit soccer club has been charged with stealing more than $100,000 from the nonprofit organization. Thirty-eight-year-old Brian Molloy of Farmington was arraigned...
View ArticlePontiac Bank Robbed
Pontiac police are looking for a bank robber who made off with more than three-thousand dollars Tuesday afternoon. Police say the robber walked into the Fifth Third bank on West Huron Street about 5...
View ArticleGoodfellows Fund Nears Halfway Point
It’s a campaign to make sure every kid has a Christmas and so far the Detroit Goodfellows has collected about half of its 1.3 million dollar goal. The Goodfellows are starting to distribute 36,000...
View ArticleAnalyst: Record Gas Prices Could Hit In Spring
Drivers in Detroit and Michigan could see a return of four dollars a gallon gasoline. That’s the prediction of Gasbuddy.com petroleum analyst Patrick DeHaan who says demand for gasoline has grown five...
View ArticleTroy Distracted Driving Ordinance Now Enforced
A warning to those who drive through Troy. The city’s distracted driving ordinance is being enforced now. The new enforcement started Saturday several months after it was passed by city council....
View ArticleTroy Teachers Ratify New Contract
Southfield (WWJ) - Labor peace in the Troy school district where the union and the board of education have announced a deal on a new contract. The district says the two-year deal will save 10-million...
View ArticleBogus Broker Busted In Macomb County
Southfield (WWJ)- A 44-year old Chesterfield Township man faces racketeering and larceny charges after allegedly posing as a broker and scamming elderly clients of more than $1 million. Macomb County...
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