Kate Roff is an award-winning freelance writer and journalism educator, currently based out of Detroit. She is the managing editor of Metromode and Model D. Contact her at kroff@issuemediagroup.com
A new initiative at the Velocity Collaboration Center, aimed at tackling disruptive trends in the automotive industry, will be highlighted at this year's Auto Show.
When his school group toured a technology research and development lab in Sterling Heights, Steven Graczyk realized he needed to switch career paths. With an educational push to get more students into science, technology, engineering and math, Graczyk is an example of how hands-on tours can make a difference.
A new part-time training option for the police academy is just one way Sterling Heights is recognizing, embracing and supporting diversity within the city.
With 65 percent of kindergarten students expected to go on to take up job titles that don't yet exist, an open day this weekend will show how Macomb students are preparing for the real world by expanding their science, tech, engineering and math (STEM) knowledge. With robot battles, naturally.
Singer-songwriter JD Eicher has opted for a more intimate performance when he stops in Sterling Heights on his multi-state tour this season. He explains to Metromode what this brings to a concert, and why he's looking forward to a smaller space than his other shows.
With a $600,000 grant from the Michigan Business Development Fund, HTI Cybernetics, Inc. is expanding its headquarters in Sterling Heights after the site beat out competition in Mexico and Canada.
This year Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ stamping plant in Sterling Heights achieved silver status in the World Class Manufacturing standards, making it one of only nine in North America. Now, leadership at the plant are turning their attention on gold status.
Since launching in 2011 in Sterling Heights, the Velocity Collaboration Center says it has created 221 high-tech jobs and generated more than $66 million in revenue.