Attacks on any member of the gay community would be classified as a hate crime under legislation which has gained a new GOP co-sponsor. Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick reports.
Read More »Home Buying Market Looking Good
The next few months could be a great for home buyers. Realcomp’s Karen Kage says the home market is less “congested” once kids go back to school. She has some advice for getting a jump on the competition: If you’re thinking about selling, Kage says prices are rising and homes are …
Read More »Trump Ticket Could Be A Boom For Some Companies
Now that the top of the GOP ticket is taking shape, analysts are looking at companies that might benefit from a Trump-Pence administration. More from Business Editor Murray Feldman.
Read More »How Barbeques Can Lead To Health Problems
Summer barbecues are fun, but eating the wrong foods can trigger heartburn or acid reflux in some people. Here’s Health Reporter Dr. Deanna Lites with more.
Read More »Mapmakers Key To Self-Driving Cars
Ford is investing in a company which creates maps for self driving cars. AutoBeat Reporter Jeff Gilbert says Ford and other major car-makers have been actively investing in technology firms.
Read More »Michigan Tops List Of States With Unhappy Workers
How happy are you at work? A new survey from Monster.com puts Michigan at the top of the list of Top Ten states with workers who are unhappy. Sandra McNeill reports.
Read More »Republican Convention Gets Underway In Cleveland
Michigan’s Republican delegation is in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio this morning as the Republican National Convention begins in Cleveland. 59 delegates will be holding breakfast meetings with some keynote speakers each day before heading to the convention in Cleveland. Attorney General Bill Schuette is scheduled to speak Monday afternoon at Quicken Loans Arena. …
Read More »Summer Youth Program Teaches Students To Fly
Twenty students are taking part in a weeklong flight training program at Michigan Tech, one of the university’s Summer Youth Programs. Seventeen of the students are from South Korea, with the remaining three from the United States. The students will get a chance to fly a real plane, but first …
Read More »How To Talk To Your Kids About Underage Drinking
Research shows that parents are the number one reason young people decide not to drink alcohol. So, even though talking about underage drinking can be intimidating, there are many good reasons to do it. Dial Help Prevention Coordinator Kevin Weir said, “Ten percent of 12-year-olds report that they have tried …
Read More »Partnership Helps Forward Finlandia's Health Science Education
The Portage Health Foundation (PHF) recently awarded Finlandia University $235,000 for facility enhancements and scholarship programming in a partnership known as “Stronger Together – Together for Good.” The goal of this ongoing partnership is to identify and promote Finlandia University as a regional leader of health science education, and to …
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