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MCWT Works to Transition Women into Tech Careers in Michigan
The Michigan Council of Women in Technology (MCWT) Foundation in Southfield has opened applications for its 2024 Reignite! program, aimed at supporting women returning to the workforce and transitioning into tech careers. The initiative seeks to retain tech talent in Michigan by providing essential resources, community, and skills. “Reignite! is...
West Nile virus detected in 18 states as mosquito season arrives
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed that in at least 18 states, the West Nile virus has been detected, as experts warn the virus appears to be circulating more than usual for this time of summer.
Michigan University Innovation Capital Fund Now Accepting Investment Applications
A new pre-seed venture fund at the University of Michigan’s Innovation Partnerships is now accepting applications for investment opportunities. The Michigan University Innovation Capital Fund focuses on investing in Michigan startups that have a license to commercialize technologies from one of the state’s 15 public universities. The fund...
Democrat Subtweets Biden by Praising Soccer Star for Passing the Baton After Aging ‘Significantly From Her Prime Playing Days’
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel (D) subtweeted President Joe Biden in a thinly disguised call for him to drop out of the presidential race on Sunday. Almost two weeks ago, on June 26, American women’s soccer star Alex Morgan acknowledged that she would not be on this year’s Olympic team.
Approved I&M rate increase will support infrastructure upgrades, ongoing reliability efforts
Indiana Michigan Power Co. (I&M) is poised to invest more funds into its ongoing work to enhance the reliability and resiliency of the electric grid, thanks to a recent order issued by Michigan regulators. The ... Read More » The post Approved I&M rate increase will support infrastructure upgrades, ongoing reliability efforts appeared first on Daily Energy Insider.
Could a power line connecting Michigan and Wisconsin below Lake Michigan be a clean energy solution?
The wind farms of the Upper Great Plains generate so much electricity that power providers don’t just charge cheap rates for it – sometimes they actually pay utilities and power cooperatives to take the electricity to avoid overloading and crashing their local grid. Officials at Wolverine Power Cooperative...
Unemployment claims in Michigan increased last week
Initial filings for unemployment benefits in Michigan rose last week compared with the week prior, the U.S. Department of Labor said Thursday. New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, increased to 7,064 in the week ending June 28, up from 5,964 the week before, the Labor Department said. U.S. unemployment...
Michigan strong: Local ironworkers creating a legacy with Gordie Howe Bridge
Kyle Dedenbach is among the ironworkers building the Gordie Howe International Bridge, and while his work has him climbing to heights of more than 700 feet, his biggest fear is not that he will fall. “My fear is dropping an item or tool knowing I’ve got brothers and sisters working...
Michigan employers, medical centers using new Breathalyzer to detect recent cannabis use
A Breathalyzer designed to determine whether someone is currently under the influence of cannabis is being used by employers in Michigan and is now offered at several medical centers around the state. The device developed by California-based Hound Labs Inc. is among the first to detect recent marijuana use, distinguishing it from other tests that indicate the presence of cannabis over an extended period. ...
ICYMI: Michigan Business Beat | Mackinac Policy Conference 2024 - Tom Kelly - #MPC24
The Detroit Regional Chamber's annual Mackinac Policy Conference. Chris Holman speaks with Tom Kelly, President & CEO, Automation Alley, from Media Row, at the Grand Hotel, while at the 2024 Mackinac Policy Conference. Watch Tom and Chris discuss his organization, recent activity and what they are experiencing in 2024, along...
Michigan wants to improve 'imperfect' post-adoption support for families
When parents sign the adoption paperwork, they’re supposed to give their child a forever home. They usually do — less than 2% of adoptions in Michigan are undone. But not every home is a happy one. Some children have been irreparably damaged or hardened by the trauma they’ve experienced. Some parents realize too late the toll bringing home a child could take on their time, finances, relationships and lifestyle. ...
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