Removing unbelted safety requirements could benefit safety belt users
ANN ARBOR — A new study from the University of Michigan indicates that removing federal…
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Autonomous autos could mean more young licensees
ANN ARBOR — There is nothing more exciting for many teens than getting their driver’s…
Wildcats to Face Spartans, Wolverines in Exhibition Play
MARQUETTE — WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair once said, “To be the man, you…
Child abuse case headed to trial
MARQUETTE — The case of a West Branch Township man accused of child abuse and…
New test facility for connected vehicles opens downstate
ANN ARBOR — A brand new facility for testing the potential of connected and automated…
Man accused of child abuse & torture appeared in court
MARQUETTE — A West Branch Township man accused of child abuse and torture had his…
New mineral samples on display at museum
HOUGHTON — Two of Michigan’s universities are partnering up to make a mineral exhibit in…
Study sheds light on processes of C. difficile
MARQUETTE — A type of bacteria that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say…
Michigan is not Michigan anymore – How things have crumbled
There has no doubt been a lot of negative publicity around the University of Michigan football program the last few weeks. Between the losing and the injury issues, the Wolverines have hit a low point. This is a difficult time for anyone associated with the maize and blue, including fans of the program.
U of M receives grant to help study algal blooms in the Great Lakes
Courtesy: Senator Carl Levin’s Office
WASHINGTON — Researchers at the University of Michigan will receive a federal grant of $653,097 from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to develop tools to predict water quality and forecast harmful algal blooms (HABS) in the Great Lakes, U.S. Sens. Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow announced Tuesday.