Take your business networking to new heights at Automation Alley’s Fall Member Networking event, Thursday, Oct. 9, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Automation Alley members will have the opportunity to connect with fellow members and view select business aircraft at Pentastar Aviation, located at Oakland County International Airport in Waterford.More

Fifty-One O One – the student-run restaurant at Henry Ford College (HFC), located in the Student & Culinary Arts Center on the main campus – will hosts its annual Oktoberfest Buffet on Wednesday, Oct. 8.More

Detroit has shifted from being the prime example of a dying city into a test case for how to revitalize an American city in the 21st century. We know it can be done. The New York City of the 1970s – hollowed out from crime and population loss – is a dim memory.More

Almost 1,000 new jobs and $169 million in new investment is coming to West Michigan thanks to the arrival of a Chinese auto parts maker in Greenville and the expansion of an Israeli-based maker of carbon fiber auto parts in Walker.More

The Energy Department today announced $2 million for two organizations that will advance technologies to harness stronger winds available at higher heights, potentially increasing the amount of clean, renewable electricity the nation produces.More

Henry Ford College (HFC) will host Discovery Day on Thursday, Oct. 2, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Student & Culinary Arts Center, located on the main campus.More

In a settlement with the United States, Consumers Energy, a subsidiary of CMS Energy Corporation, has agreed to install pollution control technology, continue operating existing pollution controls and comply with emission rates to reduce harmful air pollution from the company’s five coal-fired power plants located in West Olive, Essexville, Muskegon and Luna Pier, Michigan, the Department of Justice and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today. The settlement will resolve claims that the company violated the Clean Air Act by modifying their facilities in a way that caused the release of excess sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide.More

Against a backdrop of construction crews ripping up Woodward Avenue, a who’s who of Detroit and Michigan leaders and a White House cabinet member gathered Monday to push the $140-million M-1 Rail streetcar project several steps closer to completion.More

Members of the Lansing business and political community came together today for the official opening of the newest addition to Michigan Avenue: The Midtown.More

On September 8, 2014, home improvement retailer The Home Depot confirmed that its payment data systems were breached. This could potentially impact customers who used payment cards at the store, including Unemployment Insurance Agency (UIA) debit cards, from April 2014 through August 2014.More