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Asphalt Specialists LLC of Pontiac and Al’s Asphalt Paving Company Inc. of Taylor, and two executives from each company, admitted to conspiring to rig bids for paving service contracts.

Warren police said several other motorists had to avoid the individual to keep from hitting her before she was struck this morning.

On Friday, The Wall Street Journal posted an op-ed that referred to Dearborn as “America’s Jihad Capital."

The services sector in Australia continued to contract in January, albeit at a slower pace, the latest survey from Judo Bank showed on Monday with a services PMI score of 49.

ChargerHelp! is a Black and women-owned company working to remove barriers in the technology and maintenance of EVs. Their partnership with Michigan Central is creating new jobs.

Harold Phillips, a father of six, died days after being attacked by a group of dogs in Detroit.

Detroit's Black-owned and operated art galleries are being highlighted during Black History Month with an event called Sacred Spaces.

There’s a renewed effort to make skilled trade apprenticeships a focal point in Michigan and expand offerings.

The man accused of that assault — 22-year-old Maherr Salah Jaeran. Police released bodycam video from the protest where the alleged assault happened.

BELFAST — The series of storms that recently lashed the Maine coast also affected the Belfast Marine Institute’s kelp farm off City Park.