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Questions raised about Detroit's response to fires
City officials and residents on Wednesday were searching for answers -- and trying to assess blame -- in the wake of wind-swept fires that destroyed entire city blocks.
Deputies fight sheriffs for fund
A statewide fund to pay for training corrections officers has been used by county sheriffs as a "slush fund" for expenses such as travel, weight-lifting equipment and private club dues, a deputies group says.
2 students detained in shooting near Mumford High School
Detroit police have detained two Mumford students suspected in Tuesday's shootings. A 14-year-old girl grazed by a bullet was released from the hospital while a 16-year-old boy shot in the buttocks remained hospitalized.
West Bloomfield man may face life in wife's death
Ellery Bennett, 47, a former pharmaceutical drug salesman, was ordered Wednesday to stand trial for first-degree premeditated murder in the Aug. 18 stabbing death of his wife, Lisa, 46, in their home south of Pontiac Trail.
Rock-a-bye wallaby: Detroit Zoo coddles orphan
A baby wallaby at the Detroit Zoo has been an eye-opening, educational experience for 10 members of the staff who are working around the clock to keep the little joey named Coral alive.
Kilpatrick's friend Ferguson indicted on 8 fraud charges
Bobby Ferguson, a controversial contractor and friend of former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, was indicted Wednesday on eight federal charges, including conspiracy to defraud the United States, mail fraud and money laundering.
Taylor mourns officer's death
Taylor -- For the second time in less than two months, Taylor police are mourning the death of a fellow officer. Flags were lowered Wednesday to half staff at the department to honor Lt. Dan Kromer, 54, an auxiliary officer who died after a car struck him on Interstate 94.
One-man grand jury to probe Oakland election fraud
A judge sitting as a one-man grand jury will hear alleged evidence of pre-election fraud in Oakland County involving candidates from The Tea Party.
Detroit blazes 'end of an era' for some neighborhoods
Detroit -- Shannon Nichols was getting ready for bed. Her sister and 2-year-old niece were sleeping, yet she felt in her gut something was wrong.
Bing ready for 'pushback' on Detroit land use plan
Detroit -- Mayor Dave Bing says he's prepared for "pushback" as he plans to reshape Detroit, but insists he has no plans for a "land grab or giveaway."
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SmartFinds Internet Marketing CEO Melih Oztalay Featured Speaker at Mobile Monday Michigan
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Technology News
New version of mobile management released by MobileIron

Software vendor MobileIron announced the release of version 3.0 of its Virtual Smartphone Platform today, giving IT shops the ability to integrate mobile management with other enterprise-based systems.

Warrants may be needed for cell phone data, court says

In a precedent-setting decision, a federal appellate court this week ruled that judges have the option of asking prosecutors to obtain a warrant before they are allowed to access to an persons cell phone location data.

The wild west of third-party iPhone development

Non-Apple iOS dev tools are thriving, but Apple's stance against Flash and Java has at least one provider on edge

Jonathan Schwartz's new business is a Picture of Health

Jonathan Schwartz ended six months of silence on his Twitter feed on Thursday with the words "Started a new company."

Russia investing in Sistemas Indian mobile company

The Russian government has agreed to pick up an equity stake in an Indian mobile operator in which Sistema holds a 74 percent stake, the Russian company said on Wednesday.

New Arm chip to stretch from smartphones to servers

Arm Holdings has taken the wraps off its next major chip design, promising a five-fold increase in performance that the company hopes will take it beyond smartphones and into new types of equipment such as high-performance routers and servers.

Oracle bolsters former Sun Unix platform

Solaris gets enhancements to virtualization capabilities, performance, security, and scalability

Ping attracts 1 million users in 48 hours

Appleannounced last week that more than one million users signed up forPing in the service's first 48 hours of availability. Ping, as apparently a million of you already know, is the music-focused social network built intoiTunes 10, which the company released just last week.

Operators get creative due to spectrum crunch

The spectrum shortage is forcing mobile operators to experiment more with pricing models, new technologies and partnerships, executives speaking at the Mobile Future Forward event in Seattle said Wednesday.

Mophie releases Juice Pack Air for iPhone 4

If you own an iPhone 4 and find that you burn too quickly through its battery despite the 16 percent capacity bump, you have a new battery expansion option from an old favorite. Mophie has announced the Juice Pack Air for iPhone 4.

Michigan News
Michigan proposal would allow roadside drug tests
A proposal would allow Michigan police to use new, portable drug testing kits when they suspect a motorist is under the influence of substances other than alcohol.
Deadline for Conyers to report to prison is Friday
Unless an appeals court intervenes, former Detroit councilwoman Monica Conyers is due to report to a federal prison Friday to begin serving a sentence for corruption.
Rep. John Dingell: I intend to win
Democratic Congressman John Dingell says he intends to keep his seat as Representative of Michigan's 15th District in the November election.
West Michigan businesses want some state changes
A new study released today outlines things the Michigan Economic Development Corporation should do to help the state compete for jobs in a global economy.
Kalamazoo River oil spill clean-up progressing
But some oil may be left in less accessible parts of the spill zone.
News roundup: Thursday, September 9th
In today's news headlines, the White House appoints a new "Asian Carp Czar" and welfare numbers in the state increase.
Asian Carp Czar appointed
The White House has named former Indiana environmental chief John Goss to coordinate the federal response to the threat posed by invasive Asian carp to the Great Lakes.
Detroit home prices soared in the 2nd quarter of the year
But one analyst expects home prices will tumble this fall.
Detroit fires a "natural disaster"
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and Fire Commissioner James Mack defended the city's actions as wind-fueled fires swept across the city Tuesday.
Bing briefs Detroit Council on reshaping Detroit
Dave Bing says there's no land use "plan" yet, but Detroit needs to reconfigure itself as a smaller city.
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