In the wake of widespread flooding across the region this summer, homeowners are taking matters into their own hands to protect their properties. From removable paneling and shelving options to waterproof furniture and insurance riders, Greg Tasker gets the best tips on water damage prevention as experts warn that “as a homeowner, you have to stop thinking 'I will fix this by building back like it was originally'."
A pair of placemaking projects in Mt. Clemens and Rochester Hills look to improve play and recreation opportunities in each of the metro Detroit communities.
The new connection brings the Paint Creek Trail together with the Polly Ann Trail, a 14.2-mile trailway that passes through Orion Township, Oxford Township, Oxford, Addison Township, and Leonard.
Bringing public transit to Rochester area will greatly benefit the community in terms of access, the environment, and personal economic payoff, activists say.
Approximately 14% of students between the ages of 3 and 21, and 19% of university undergraduates, identify as having a disability. What's helping them meet the challenges to online learning during COVID-19 school closures?
Michigan Senator Malloy McMorrow is learning firsthand about the challenges of being a plug-in electric vehicle owner. Discover what she's doing to help cover the state with a robust charging infrastructure and create a prosperous automobility economy, Pure Michigan style.
The state will contribute $30 million to the project while the university will issue $10 million in bonds.
It’s called Herculeze and it’s the work of Oakland University student and Business Administration major Connor Darrow.
Oakland County has many activities for senior citizens that go far beyond potluck meals and exercise classes. Here are some enriching programs across the county.
A unique application of technology allows people better enjoy southeast Michigan's 800 miles of bike, hike, and water trails.
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