As Detroit celebrates a century of automotive manufacturing, it stands poised to address future mobility with an established talent and manufacturing infrastructure. We consider what lies ahead.
Local residents took in this weekend's annual air show both from inside Willow Run Airport and comfortable viewing spots in their own neighborhoods. We chatted with several of them about their experiences.
After playing defense on economic development for almost a decade, Ypsilanti Township is adopting a proactive approach to redeveloping and revitalizing its key commercial corridors.
A spokesperson says nearly tripling Zoller's Ann Arbor space was a "no-brainer" for the manufacturing hardware and software company.
The architectural products company has attracted clients including the University of Michigan, Marriott, and Calvin Klein.
Saline survived the economic downturn of 2008 and has bounced back to become a thriving small town with many big-city amenities, while striving to retain its rural feel and agricultural heritage.
Having expanded its successful business to include building custom furniture, Urban Ashes recently moved into a new location in Saline.
Nineteen-year-old Joshua Cukier has already worked on the Michigan Formula One Hybrid Racing Team, and he's passionate about rethinking the manufacturing world to support buzzy new technologies like autonomous vehicles and AI.
As we kick off our five-month On the Ground embedded reporting project in Ypsi, we took a look back at the historical events that have shaped the Ypsi community we know today.
NAVYA will soon begin manufacturing its ARMA autonomous shuttle vehicles at a production plant in Saline, raising the possibility of other new mobility-related activity in the city.
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