Mount Clemens, MI News

• Mount Clemens, MI News
• Macomb Fair and Expo 2012
• Body n' Soul Wellness Expo
• R/C Model Aircraft Show
• Downtown Mount Clemens New Year's Eve Gala
• Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated
• Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated
• Back to School for Mount Clemens - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Back to School for Mount Clemens - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Warren man gets three years for impersonating FBI agent
• Big ‘Toy’ buddies
• More money, more road repairs in 2011
• National Pink Shirt Day focuses on bullying
• Jabalee’s brother could be hostile on witness stand
• UPDATE: No blunt force trauma to missing banker Widlak
• Timeline of events in Widlak case
• Medical examiner rules boy’s death a homicide
• UPDATE: Police treating missing banker case as homicide
• Missing person cases often end in tragedy
• Two workers killed in Tennessee post office shooting
• David Widlak had been lawyer, banker, father and husband
• 4 convicted in N.Y. synagogue-bombing plot
• Banker’s body found, cause of death unknown
• Pedestrian accident kills 24-year-old Waterford Township woman
• Friends skeptical that Widlak killed himself
• Bank's official statement on David Widlak
• Pentagon locked down after 'possible shots fired'
• Local Briefs 10-19-2010
• Two men sent to prison for Warren and St. Clair Shores robberies
• Parking ticket leads to arrest of Clawson armed robbery suspect
• Customer steals cash at Warren Burger King
• U.S. sues Michigan Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Accident causes backup on westbound I-696 at Mound
• Shake your mailbox on Saturday
• Body of missing banker found, say police
• UPDATE: Police treating missing banker case as homicide
• Turmoil ahead for Congress after midterms
• Harrah’s Entertainment going public again with IPO
• Apple crop suffers
• Apple 4Q net income soars 70 percent; iPad falls short
• More find it OK to ‘walk away’ from mortgage
• Shake your mailbox on Saturday
• Local Briefs 10-18-2010
• More money, more road repairs in 2011
• Mount Clemens wins concessions from retirees on health care
• National Pink Shirt Day focuses on bullying
• FITZGERALD: Psych center can determine if you’re smart enough to act crazy
• Jabalee’s brother could be hostile on witness stand
• Shelby Township seeks help to find third man in robbery trio
• Women voters fret more about jobs, retirement
• Mount Clemens must re-do votes on historic district
• Two workers killed in Tennessee post office shooting
• More U.S. colleges are accepting intellectually disabled students
• 4 convicted in N.Y. synagogue-bombing plot
• Top 400 charities seeing billions less in donations
• Pedestrian accident kills 24-year-old Waterford Township woman
• Kalamazoo couple's half-acre home garden brings food, attention
• Bank's official statement on David Widlak
• Vet gets dental makeover
• Parking ticket leads to arrest of Clawson armed robbery suspect
• Bicyclist, 51, struck, killed in Monroe
• U.S. sues Michigan Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Thief targets home in Sterling Heights
• UPDATE: No blunt force trauma to missing banker Widlak
• Deputy bitten by dog while rescuing it from Rochester Hills structure fire
• Medical examiner rules boy’s death a homicide
• More find it OK to ‘walk away’ from mortgage
• Shores poet cites Eminem in new book
• Turmoil ahead for Congress after midterms
• Apple crop suffers
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• Seasoned employee to head Metroparks
• Rape suspect pleads again
• News briefs --10-17-10
• INSIDER: Video mocks county’s suburban lifestyle
• Republicans ready to repeal health tax cuts
• Clintondale wins spirit contest for 4th straight year
• For foreclosure processors, speed equaled money
• State fund for cleanup of leaking underground gas tanks expires Dec. 31
• Raising suicide awareness
• Infant’s death ruled homicide
• VIDEO: Virus, not food poisoning, caused illness at Shelby Township banquet hall
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• VIDEO: Aunt found not guilty of first degree child abuse after spending four years in prison
• Michigan man’s ’87 murder conviction thrown out
• Rape suspect pleads again
• Michigan hunter, 14, dies of accidental gunshot wound
• News briefs --10-17-10
• Dog bites 'Moss Man' outside Ore. rock museum
• INSIDER: Video mocks county’s suburban lifestyle
• Two shot in separate incidents in Pontiac
• Republicans ready to repeal health tax cuts
• Governor calls for foreclosure freeze in Michigan
• Clintondale wins spirit contest for 4th straight year
• M-59 reopens after accident
• For foreclosure processors, speed equaled money
• Road watch
• State fund for cleanup of leaking underground gas tanks expires Dec. 31
• Man accused of stabbing teen found hiding in closet
• Raising suicide awareness
• News briefs -- 10-16-10
• Infant’s death ruled homicide
• Lions member promotes awareness of needs of blind
• Seasoned employee to head Metroparks
• Ram’s Horn to take over former Big Boy site in St. Clair Shores
• Biker falls off Metro Parkway trail, gets trapped in weeds and texts for rescue
• Ferndale woman charged with shooting husband in the neck
• Deliberations continue in case of aunt accused of abusing baby nephew
• UPDATED: Mount Clemens schools boss resigns
• Mexican lake victim possibly mistaken for other
• VIDEO: Spitz: Homemade weapon could have killed Jabalees
• No increase for Social Security next year
• General Dynamics Maneuver Collaboration Center ribbon is cut
• Police: Hazel Park woman tried to drive car over ex-boyfriend
• Cops say Clinton Township couple grew pot in basement near Catholic elementary school
• Governor calls for foreclosure freeze in Michigan
• New Baltimore police still looking for driver who fled the scene of motorcycle accident
• VIDEO: Virus, not food poisoning, caused illness at Shelby Township banquet hall
• Chairmen of the Board singer General Johnson dies
• Warren man charged with molesting relative
• VIDEO: Aunt found not guilty of first degree child abuse after spending four years in prison
• Police: Hazel Park woman tried to drive car over ex-boyfriend
• Judge tosses sex harassment suit against Van Dyke schools on technicality
• Mount Clemens schools boss resigns
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Defendant's veiled threats highlight first day of Jabalee murder trial
• Bundled up for winter
• Fraser man attacks boss, leaves him with 41 head stitches, police say
• Nepal teen stands tall as world's shortest man
• Michigan man’s ’87 murder conviction thrown out
• UM marks JFK Peace Corps speech with new program
• Health care reform means $3.3 billion in tax breaks
• Dog bites 'Moss Man' outside Ore. rock museum
• Judge overrules Detroit terror suspect on evidence
• Judge: Lawsuit over health overhaul can go to trial
• Road watch
• M-59 reopens after accident
• Pakistan arrests 7 militants, foil plot to kill prime minister
• News briefs -- 10-16-10
• Man accused of stabbing teen found hiding in closet
• Cops: Woman threatens to blow up Walmart if amphetamines prescription isn't filled
• Lions member promotes awareness of needs of blind
• Deliberations continue in case of aunt accused of abusing baby nephew
• Pedestrian dies in Rochester Hills after being hit by car
• Ram’s Horn to take over former Big Boy site in St. Clair Shores
• Biker falls off Metro Parkway trail, gets trapped in weeds and texts for rescue
• Jury being picked in case of teenager accused of killing Oak Park police officer
• Ferndale woman charged with shooting husband in the neck
• Local Briefs 10-15-2010
• Mexican lake victim possibly mistaken for other
• Eastpointe promotes three police officers
• No increase for Social Security next year
• Work to begin on I-94 bridge repair
• Michigan hunter, 14, dies of accidental gunshot wound
• Macomb Township offers online bill paying
• Two shot in separate incidents in Pontiac
• Bullied Michigan girl finds allies on MTV docu-drama
• 'Stars' step in for charity
• Nepal teen stands tall as world's shortest man
• Underwear bomber to defend himself in Detroit court
• Friends say missing North Carolina girl's stepmother was angry
• Pakistan arrests 7 militants, foil plot to kill prime minister
• Feds clear FBI agents in shooting of imam
• Pontiac police union to fight takeover as details emerge on proposed hiring of sheriff's deputies
• Cops: Woman threatens to blow up Walmart if amphetamines prescription isn't filled
• VIDEO: Interfaith Center marks 40 years in Macomb, but 'long way to go'
• Memphis residents riled by church’s message
• Pedestrian dies in Rochester Hills after being hit by car
• VIDEO: Mom who faked son's illness to get mental exam
• School funding veto frustrates school bosses
• Jury being picked in case of teenager accused of killing Oak Park police officer
• GM exec predicts $20 to $25 share price in IPO
• Jurors deliberates case of woman accused of causing brain injury to her infant nephew
• Macomb Township offers online bill paying
• VIDEO: Mom accused of faking son's leukemia to get psychiatric exam
• New Baltimore police still looking for driver who fled the scene of motorcycle accident
• Trial starts today for man accused of killing his parents in New Baltimore
• Trial of man accused of killing his parents opens
• Mom could be charged with murder, accused of throwing 8-month-old against wall
• Fraser man attacks boss, leaves him with 41 head stitches, police say
• AMBER ALERT: Please call 911 immediately
• All 50 states join to probe foreclosures
• Dead Detroit man named in illegal gambling charges
• Obama's related to WHO? You betcha!
• Sheriff says Mexican officer investigating American tourist shooting was decapitated
• Police: Naked man found in business watching porn
• Police: Mom kills twin 3-year-old daughters
• Dog survives botched euthanasia attempt
• Judge: Lawsuit over health overhaul can go to trial
• EPA approves more ethanol in gas for newer cars
• Duke grad’s sex life ‘thesis’ goes viral; Online slide show rates prowess of Duke athletes
• Health care reform means $3.3 billion in tax breaks
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely
• Local Briefs 10-14-2010
• Bundled up for winter
• Pontiac looks to shift police service to Sheriff's Office
• Waterford man charged with flashing in Royal Oak
• Warren man charged with molesting relative
• Man found passed out behind wheel on I-75
• School funding veto frustrates school bosses
• Ex-prosecutor ordered to stand trial in Detroit
• VIDEO: Mom accused of faking son's leukemia to get psychiatric exam
• Granholm vetoes bills on liquor sales, schools
• MEAP tests start today
• Pontiac Police Department to end with takeover by Oakland County Sheriff
• Relative: Missing North Carolina girl had 'terrible' home life
• School officials cautious after possible cougar sightings
• Two-year-olds playing in street; woman won't come out and attend to them even after cops come
• Hall of Fame inducts five Macomb County leaders
• Cougar spotted twice in Troy; officials skeptical
• East Detroit school board boss quits
• Local Briefs 10-13-2010
• Memphis residents riled by church’s message
• Safecracking alleged at Little Caesar's in Fraser
• Police: Suspects caught trying to burglarize Ferndale business
• Jabalee trial to start
• Woman to be charged with beating her 8-month-old to death
• VIDEO: Pair guilty of first-degree murder in the Kmart case
• Charge in infant's death could be increased to murder
• Longtime Sterling Heights firefighter ‘Barney’ Calka dies
• Obama's related to WHO? You betcha!
• WWII vet thanked by French leaders
• Police: Naked man found in business watching porn
• Ford dealership gives vans to help get food to needy
• Dog survives botched euthanasia attempt
• Warren pit bull owner to stand trial
• Duke grad’s sex life ‘thesis’ goes viral; Online slide show rates prowess of Duke athletes
• Feds may charge former Warren pastor for child porn pics
• Waterford man charged with flashing in Royal Oak
• Bloody message will be prominent in New Baltimore murder case
• Friends say missing North Carolina girl's stepmother was angry
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• Pontiac police union to fight takeover as details emerge on proposed hiring of sheriff's deputies
• 5 killed, 4 injured in crash on U.S. 23 in Livingston County
• 55,000 pot applications: County leaders call on state to clarify law on medical marijuana
• Oakland County Sheriff's deputy hurt on day he retires
• Royal Oak eyes $1-an-hour parking rate
• Michigan couple rides across state on horseback
• Verdict reached for woman accused of murder in Waterford Kmart killing; jury still out on man
• Man charged with hitting pregnant woman with pan
• Local Briefs 10-12-2010
• Readers weigh in on stimulus
• Boxing figures hope to revive artist’s Ali tribute
• MEAP tests start today
• St. John pays $10 million in bonuses
• Oakland County Sheriff's deputy injured on day he retires, loses leg
• VIDEO: Art Van announces 'charity challenge' winners
• Relative: Missing North Carolina girl had 'terrible' home life
• Rehab facility expansion OK’d for Richmond Township
• Cougar spotted twice in Troy; officials skeptical
• Macomb students can't wait for college
• Police: Suspects caught trying to burglarize Ferndale business
• VIDEO: Gas prices rise 20 cents in a week
• Pair guilty of first-degree murder in the Kmart case
• Doubt cast on accounts of missing disabled North Carolina girl
• Chile miners are heroes, but fame can be fleeting
• Two-year-olds playing in street; woman won't come out and attend to them even after cops come
• Karzai: Talks with Taliban on for 'some time'
• Drunken Wisconsin man needs rescue after chasing one-legged goose
• Power out in some Mount Clemens neighborhoods
• Microsoft bets big on new phone software
• Cutting earnings estimates? Not for these stocks
• Chile miners are heroes, but fame can be fleeting
• Oakland County Sheriff's deputy hurt on day he retires
• Royal Oak eyes $1-an-hour parking rate
• Michigan couple rides across state on horseback
• Verdict reached for woman accused of murder in Waterford Kmart killing; jury still out on man
• Man charged with hitting pregnant woman with pan
• VIDEO: Art Van announces 'charity challenge' winners
• No resolution yet in ITC tree-cutting case
• VIDEO: FAN anti-drug group to ‘Talk’ Oct. 14
• Warren wants Jon Jon’s gone
• 5 killed, 4 injured in crash on U.S. 23 in Livingston County
• UK leader: aid worker may have died at US hands
• No resolution yet in ITC tree-cutting case
• VIDEO: FAN anti-drug group to ‘Talk’ Oct. 14
• Validation? In the bigger picture, the Lions must do so much more
• Warren wants Jon Jon’s gone
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• News briefs -- 10-10-10
• Campaign chief’s credit card bills raise questions about candidate’s spending
• ‘1-8-7’ character name lacks tact
• SELWESKI: Obama offers empty promises for job training
• Warren workers accept concessions
• VIDEO: Survivors fight to keep killer behind bars
• Spartans spank Wolverines 3rd straight year
• Fire destroys Ray Township barn, burns cornfield
• Film incentives in jeopardy
• Celebrated swami brings lecture series to area
• Campaign chief’s credit card bills raise questions about candidate’s spending
• Government, business leaders discuss consolidation
• News briefs -- 10-10-10
• Evicted residents sue landlord
• ‘1-8-7’ character name lacks tact
• STIMULUS: Green jobs are growing
• Obama offers empty promises for job training
• Local Briefs, 10-9-10
• Warren workers accept concessions
• Murderer spits on prosecutor
• VIDEO: Survivors fight to keep killer behind bars
• Spartans spank Wolverines 3rd straight year
• Fire destroys Ray Township barn, burns cornfield
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• Medical marijuana supporters rally at courthouse
• Energy efficiency provides path back to employment
• Road Watch 10-9-2010
• Stand Down event offers day of services to veterans
• Thieves hit cars parked on Sterling Heights streets
• Health department investigates possible Shelby Township food poisoning
• UPDATE: Man driving hearse runs over, kills Macomb Township pal
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• VIDEO: Hearing delayed for Warren man accused of knifing his wife in the back
• Medical marijuana supporters rally at courthouse
• VIDEO: In UP, mysterious 'great rift' puzzles folks
• Health department investigates possible Shelby Township food poisoning
• Mount Clemens secretaries get second chance to save jobs
• Uncertainty over US plans as war enters 10th year
• Missing banker purchased gun
• Health care foes lose key ruling
• Nevada's Angle says Muslim law taking hold in Dearborn
• Stimulus has helped some get into homes
• Arts, Beats & Eats raises $351,213
• Patterson: No Oakland County money for Detroit stadium
• Coinstar banks on Redbox to drive stock
• 200 medical pot supporters rally at Waterford courthouse
• Pair behind Troy couple’s murder sentenced to prison
• New rush to Roths for tax rates, 2010-only benefit
• Local Briefs, 10-8-10
• Man faces assault charges in Ferndale baby shower throwdown
• Energy efficiency provides path back to employment
• Royal Oak to criminalize noise
• Southfield store owner shot, killed
• Road Watch 10-9-2010
• Ferndale girls basketball coach shot, killed in Detroit
• Woman and baby saved from Southfield apartment fire
• Stand Down event offers day of services to veterans
• Series of car break-ins in Sterling Heights
• Historic homes open doors to visitors in Mount Clemens
• Thieves hit cars parked on Sterling Heights streets
• Man suspected of assaulting 17-year-old niece at large
• St. Clair Shores cops seek kidnap suspect
• Celebrated swami brings lecture series to area
• Help for ousted Mount Clemens renters
• Shelby Township to honor Iraq veteran
• Government, business leaders discuss consolidation
• Deputy not texting in crash
• Pumpkins courtesy of Mayor Fouts
• Evicted residents sue landlord
• Victim’s friend: He would have given the money
• STIMULUS: Green jobs are growing
• Richmond schools looking for business manager
• Stimulus helps schools, but only delays problems
• MSU, U-M rivalry runs in the family
• Working-class whites shun Dems
• Advisers say bond move would net cash for New Baltimore
• Studying the Clinton River
• Mount Clemens apartment complex's remaining residents must move out
• Riddle asks for 2 years in prison for corruption
• Southfield store owner shot, killed
• Local Briefs 10-7-2010
• Body found in Sterling Heights wasn't victim of foul play, police say
• Hero cops save 5 leaping fire victims in Pennsylvania blaze
• Woman and baby saved from Southfield apartment fire
• Former deputy Ron Lupo out of prison
• Mount Clemens secretaries laid off, more cuts to come
• France warns of high terror risk in Britain
• St. Clair Shores cops seek kidnap suspect
• Mount Clemens secretaries laid off, more cuts to come
• Suspicious backpack at Fraser High brings out state bomb squad
• Stimulus bolsters defense contracts
• Bank robber sentenced
• Stimulus helps fund Warren water meters
• Former deputy Ron Lupo out of prison
• Stimulus helps schools, but only delays problems
• UPDATE: Man driving hearse runs over, kills Macomb Township pal
• MSU, U-M rivalry runs in the family
• Macomb Township girl, 12, shot by dad working on gun
• Supreme Court to hear military funeral protest case
• VIDEO: In UP, mysterious 'great rift' puzzles folks
• Uncertainty over US plans as war enters 10th year
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• State police called to collect dynamite found in Addison Township garage
• Uncertainty over US plans as war enters 10th year
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• Suburbs take hit as U.S. poverty climbs in downturn
• Michigan mom, 30, convicted of murdering newborn
• Patterson: No Oakland County money for Detroit stadium
• Suburbs take hit as U.S. poverty climbs in downturn
• Turtles most commonly affected animal in Kalamazoo River oil spill
• Youth hockey coach pleads no contest to abusing teen boys
• Pair behind Troy couple’s murder sentenced to prison
• Turtles most commonly affected animal in Kalamazoo River oil spill
• Riddle gets more than 3 years for corruption
• Driver leaps from vehicle, escapes after being stopped by deputies in Pontiac
• Southfield store owner shot, killed
• Riddle gets more than 3 years for corruption
• Patterson opposed to taxpayer aid for moving Pistons
• Studying the Clinton River
• Woman and baby saved from Southfield apartment fire
• Patterson: No Oakland County money for Detroit stadium
• Richmond schools looking for business manager
• Local Briefs 10-7-2010
• Pair behind Troy couple’s murder sentenced to prison
• Advisers say bond move would net cash for New Baltimore
• Woman arraigned in Facebook road rage crash
• UPDATE: Man driving hearse runs over, kills Macomb Township pal
• Patterson opposed to taxpayer aid for moving Pistons
• Bank robber sentenced
• I-696 to eastbound I-94 opens early
• VIDEO: In UP, mysterious 'great rift' puzzles folks
• Man faces assault charges in Ferndale baby shower throwdown
• Stimulus bolsters defense contracts
• Stimulus helps fund Warren water meters
• Man faces assault charges in Ferndale baby shower throwdown
• Watchdog: Outsiders behind 80 percent of ads in Michigan races
• School uniforms resisted in East Detroit
• Canada joins U.S. in Asian carp research project
• Local Briefs 10-6-2010
• Riddle asks for 2 years in prison for corruption
• Royal Oak needs 5.5 mills to bring back laid-off public safety workers
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Youth hockey coach pleads no contest to abusing teen boys
• Macomb Community College president applauds Obama
• Hero cops save 5 leaping fire victims in Pennsylvania blaze
• Police: Slain John Doe has a face
• Virginia man seeking refund travels 450 miles to GM headquarters
• Watchdog: Outsiders behind 80 percent of ads in Michigan races
• State universities rake in stimulus funds for studies
• France warns of high terror risk in Britain
• I-696 down to one lane today in Roseville
• Man found guilty in home invasion, murder case
• Driver leaps from vehicle, escapes after being stopped by deputies in Pontiac
• Macomb Township man accused in $2.6-million prisoner aid scam
• Supreme Court to hear military funeral protest case
• Military honors for local military hero
• Yale gets millions of stimulus dollars for research
• Royal Oak needs 5.5 mills to bring back laid-off public safety workers
• Provocative dancing prohibited for Romeo students
• State police called to collect dynamite found in Addison Township garage
• Drunken juror jailed
• Local Briefs 10-6-2010
• Police: Slain John Doe has a face
• School uniforms resisted in East Detroit
• Michigan mom, 30, convicted of murdering newborn
• Report of deputy texting before crash investigated
• Police: Handyman took woman's van in Ferndale to buy drugs
• Woman arraigned in Facebook road rage crash
• Sheriff: Possibility that banker met with foul play 'growing stronger'
• Youth hockey coach pleads no contest to abusing teen boys
• Poof! Silverdome pot party goes up in smoke
• I-696 down to one lane today in Roseville
• Working-class whites shun Dems
• Driver leaps from vehicle, escapes after being stopped by deputies in Pontiac
• Macomb Community College president applauds Obama
• Military honors for local military hero
• Riddle asks for 2 years in prison for corruption
• Woman arraigned in Facebook road rage crash
• State universities rake in stimulus funds for studies
• Body found in Sterling Heights wasn't victim of foul play, police say
• Hero cops save 5 leaping fire victims in Pennsylvania blaze
• Body found in Sterling Heights wasn't victim of foul play, police say
• Macomb Township man accused in $2.6-million prisoner aid scam
• Drunken juror jailed
• Senator demands lenders reveal foreclosure errors
• Suspicious backpack at Fraser High brings out state bomb squad
• Provocative dancing prohibited for Romeo students
• Suspicious backpack at Fraser High brings out state bomb squad
• France warns of high terror risk in Britain
• Mount Clemens apartment complex's remaining residents must move out
• Sheriff: Possibility that banker met with foul play 'growing stronger'
• Report of deputy texting before crash investigated
• Ex-French trader must pay $6.7 billion for fraud
• Macomb Township girl, 12, shot by dad working on gun
• Senator demands lenders reveal foreclosure errors
• Mount Clemens apartment complex's remaining residents must move out
• Supreme Court to hear military funeral protest case
• I-696 to eastbound I-94 opens early
• Ex-French trader must pay $6.7 billion for fraud
• Macomb Township girl, 12, shot by dad working on gun
• State police called to collect dynamite found in Addison Township garage
• Mount Clemens apartment balcony coming down
• Canada joins U.S. in Asian carp research project
• Mount Clemens apartment balcony coming down
• Michigan mom, 30, convicted of murdering newborn
• Yale gets millions of stimulus dollars for research
• Working-class whites shun Dems
• Suspected burglar charged in Warren
• New survey on sex in U.S., biggest since 1994
• Military vet arrested after allegedly pointing gun at girlfriend's head
• DSO musicians strike in tuxedos
• Local Briefs 10-5-2010
• British in-vitro pioneer Edwards wins medicine Nobel
• VIDEO: Law will make it tougher for drunken drivers
• Comic book store killing trial likely to take place in 2011
• County clerk pushes November school elections
• Child abuse trial under way
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Robert Taylor's trial postponed
• Virginia man seeking refund travels 450 miles to GM headquarters
• Sheriff: Deputy in crash may have been texting
• Man found guilty in home invasion, murder case
• Chile president sees miners rescued in 10 days
• Police: Handyman took woman's van in Ferndale to buy drugs
• Royal Oak holds off on medical marijuana ban
• Poof! Silverdome pot party goes up in smoke
• Ferndale neighbors' call leads to arrest of suspect
• VIDEO: Union officials cheer public schools
• VIDEO: Troy dog attacked by coyote
• Dealer: ‘Clunkers’ a bureaucratic mess
• Russians Geim and Novoselov win Nobel in physics
• Cash for Clunkers a stimulus favorite
• Vacant house where Matt Landry's body found to be razed
• Japan joins U.S. in Euro terror warning
• Byzantine Church moves out to Clinton Township suburbs
• Government sues 3 biggest credit cards, settles with 2
• Courageous veteran died doing what he loved
• British in-vitro pioneer Edwards wins medicine Nobel
• ‘Green’ Fraser school to collect, recycle used electronics
• Michael George trial likely to take place in 2011
• VIDEO: 30 Mt. Clemens apartment tenants forced to move out
• Cyclist’s dream ride boosts Rotary
• Japan joins U.S. in Euro terror warning
• Stimulus boosts road projects
• Wine-tasting fundraiser helps homeless students
• County clerk pushes November school elections
• Courageous veteran died doing what he loved
• OPINION: Attorneys do their jobs well — to a fault
• Child abuse trial under way
• Stimulus pays for $2.1 million bridge
• Attorneys do their jobs well — to a fault
• Robert Taylor's trial postponed
• Byzantine Church moves out to Clinton Township suburbs
• Law will make it tougher for drunken drivers
• ‘Green’ Fraser school to collect, recycle used electronics
• Attorneys do their jobs well — to a fault
• Cyclist’s dream ride boosts Rotary
• New survey on sex in U.S., biggest since 1994
• Wine-tasting fundraiser helps homeless students
• British in-vitro pioneer Edwards wins medicine Nobel
• OPINION: Attorneys do their jobs well — to a fault
• Japan joins U.S. in Euro terror warning
• DSO musicians strike in tuxedos
• Robert Taylor's trial postponed
• Dealer: ‘Clunkers’ a bureaucratic mess
• 30 Mt. Clemens apartment tenants forced to move out
• Cash for Clunkers a stimulus favorite
• Stimulus pays for $2.1 million bridge
• New survey on sex in U.S., biggest since 1994
• Stimulus boosts road projects
• Breaking down the MasterCard, Visa settlements
• Tony Soullier’s Chocolate Chip Cookies
• News briefs -- 10-3-10
• INSIDER: Mount Clemens ‘treasures’ on hold
• VIDEO: Mount Clemens High School homecoming parade returns to downtown streets
• Board partakes in last fling with petty politics
• D.C. rally shows support for struggling Democrats
• School enrollment remains steady in Macomb schools
• Sander Levin: ‘The hole turned out to be deeper than was understood’
• Tony Soullier’s Chocolate Chip Cookies
• Stimulus: How much bang for $800 billion?
• News briefs -- 10-3-10
• INSIDER: Mount Clemens ‘treasures’ on hold
• VIDEO: Mount Clemens High School homecoming parade returns to downtown streets
• Board partakes in last fling with petty politics
• D.C. rally shows support for struggling Democrats
• School enrollment remains steady in Macomb schools
• Sander Levin: ‘The hole turned out to be deeper than was understood’
• Stimulus: How much bang for $800 billion?
• Ruling on George appeal means case headed back to trial
• Heavy rains flood roadways in southeastern Pennsylvania
• Elderly woman attacked at Eastland Mall
• Missouri man sentenced to 2 years for burning cross
• Love conquers all
• Police: Texas 4-year-old runs over, kills newborn
• Father sent to jail after using 2-year-old girl as shield against police Tasers
• Emanuel gone, Rouse in as chief of staff
• VIDEO: Mom charged with soliciting funds by faking terminal cancer in her 12-year-old son
• Enforcement of Troy’s distracted driving law delayed
• Comic book murder case appeal shot down by state Supreme Court; new trial likely
• New law bans synthetic marijuana
• Farmington woman cleared of murder charges in her husband's death not allowed to see her childr
• Bodyguard mannequin stolen
• Deliberations continue in Maslamani case
• Road Watch -- 10-2-10
• News briefs -- 10-3-10
• Southfield man blocks gunshot with hand after confronting home invasion suspects
• INSIDER: Mount Clemens ‘treasures’ on hold
• News briefs -- 10-2-10
• VIDEO: Mount Clemens High School homecoming parade returns to downtown streets
• Civil Air Patrol honors veterans
• Board partakes in last fling with petty politics
• People’s Bank ordered to merge or be sold
• Lawyer: Baby left to starve after mother murdered
• State Senate candidate calls for slashing legislators’ pay
• T-Rex even bigger than we thought
• Maslamani guilty on all 18 counts
• State's assistant attorney general's anti-gay blog free speech?
• VIDEO: Fire destroys home, ruled accident
• Fire on 16th floor of Troy's PNC building causes significant damage
• Police: Texas 4-year-old runs over, kills newborn
• Elderly woman attacked at Eastland Mall
• Lyon Township firefighter accused of molesting child
• Emanuel gone, Rouse in as chief of staff
• Father sent to jail after using 2-year-old girl as shield against police Tasers
• Lockdown lifted after threatening call to Berkley elementary school
• Enforcement of Troy’s distracted driving law delayed
• Local Briefs 10-1-2010
• New law bans synthetic marijuana
• 1,000 candles for cancer awareness
• Farmington woman cleared of murder charges in her husband's death not allowed to see her childr
• Gretchen Valade donation buys surgical robot for St. John
• Bodyguard mannequin stolen
• Investigation continues into mysterious death of Farmington Hills attorney
• Southfield man blocks gunshot with hand after confronting home invasion suspects
• Road Watch -- 10-2-10
• Warren pair arrested in undercover drug bust
• VIDEO: Mom charged with soliciting funds by faking terminal cancer in her 12-year-old son
• News briefs -- 10-2-10
• VIDEO: Fire destroys Harrison Township home
• Deliberations continue in Maslamani case
• Civil Air Patrol honors veterans
• Maslamani lawyer: No proof he was trigger man
• Comic book murder case appeal shot down by state Supreme Court; new trial likely
• People’s Bank ordered to merge or be sold
• Bank board: Widlak was not fired
• Firefighters putting out small blaze at Troy's PNC building
• State Senate candidate calls for slashing legislators’ pay
• Cox: No charges against agents who shot imam
• Obama charges up young voters
• Maslamani guilty on all 18 counts
• Cataldo argues for conviction on all 18 counts in Maslamani case
• Take a pass
• Lawyer: Baby left to starve after mother murdered
• Missing banker was being sued
• Secret sex video linked to Rutgers student's suicide
• T-Rex even bigger than we thought
• Live blog from Maslamani murder trial
• And they're out! Congress flees DC to campaign
• State's assistant attorney general's anti-gay blog free speech?
• Missouri man sentenced to 2 years for burning cross
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million kid products
• Heavy rains flood roadways in southeastern Pennsylvania
• Thief breaks into car in Sterling Heights
• Intoxicated witness driven to Clawson police station by drunken driver, police say
• And they're out! Congress flees DC to campaign
• Have astronomers found another Earth?
• Veterans Memorial on track for November completion
• Police: Drunk driver with infant son flees Madison Heights officers, crashes
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million kid products
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million kid products
• Walk through history
• Fire on 16th floor of Troy's PNC building causes significant damage
• Fire on 16th floor of Troy's PNC building causes significant damage
• News briefs -- 9-30-10
• Ex-New York crime boss to speak at Macomb Township church
• Lyon Township firefighter accused of molesting child
• Madison Heights to regulate chickens
• Walk through history
• Testimony turns toward houses of drugs, dead body
• Lockdown lifted after threatening call to Berkley elementary school
• Lyon Township firefighter accused of molesting child
• Ex-New York crime boss to speak at Macomb Township church
• Pit bulls or people?
• VIDEO: Fire destroys Harrison Township home
• Lockdown lifted after threatening call to Berkley elementary school
• Sterling Heights has nation’s worst decline in median income
• Cataldo argues for conviction on all 18 counts in Maslamani case
• Laptop computer stolen in Sterling Heights
• Testimony turns toward houses of drugs, dead body
• Mom faked son's cancer to raise money
• Live blog from Maslamani murder trial
• Thief breaks into car in Sterling Heights
• Pit bulls or people?
• Missing banker's phone had been used
• Troubled town lays off nine workers ... and police dog
• Veterans Memorial on track for November completion
• Sterling Heights median income drops significantly
• Charges dropped against Farmington Hills woman accused of killing her husband
• Carter's Washington book signing events canceled
• VIDEO: Fire destroys Harrison Township home
• Missing banker's phone had been used
• Gallup: Depression up 25 percent on Gulf after oil spill
• Stonehenge skeleton came from Mediterranean
• Maslamani lawyer: No proof he was trigger man
• Firefighters putting out small blaze at Troy's PNC building
• Viral infection likely led to Carter stomach upset
• Beer-soaked brawl ends 3-year-old's birthday party
• Cox: No charges against agents who shot imam
• Secret sex video linked to Rutgers student's suicide
• Researchers: Silkworms make artificial spider silk
• DeRoche trial delayed for evidentiary hearing
• Cataldo argues for conviction on all 18 counts in Maslamani case
• And they're out! Congress flees DC to campaign
• Have astronomers found another Earth?
• Pro-life group protests at Clarkston clinic
• Live blog from Maslamani murder trial
• Gallup: Depression up 25 percent on Gulf after oil spill
• Madison Heights to regulate chickens
• News briefs -- 9-30-10
• Firefighters putting out small blaze at Troy's PNC building
• Viral infection likely led to Carter stomach upset
• Laptop computer stolen in Sterling Heights
• Police release man held in Hazel Park homicide
• Secret sex video linked to Rutgers student's suicide
• Researchers: Silkworms make artificial spider silk
• Wife released, murder charge remains as prosecutors consider their case
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• Public meeting tonight in Sterling Heights on pit bulls
• Mexican governor: hundreds feared dead in slide
• Maslamani murder trial continues with detailed description, frustration in 911 recording
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at the University of Texas
• Missing banker's phone had been used
• Health care errors could lead to charges
• Jimmy Carter taken off flight, to hospital in Ohio
• Troubled town lays off nine workers ... and police dog
• Sexual abuse accuser calls Georgia pastor 'monster'
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary at Oak Park home
• Carter's Washington book signing events canceled
• Terror plot uncovered in Europe
• Armed burglars going to prison
• Stonehenge skeleton came from Mediterranean
• Court OKs U.S.-funded stem cell research for now
• Television judge writes guide book for living
• Beer-soaked brawl ends 3-year-old's birthday party
• Sterling Heights city workers get unpaid day off
• News briefs -- 9-29-10
• DeRoche trial delayed for evidentiary hearing
• Dinner to raise money for funeral for little girl burned in fire pit accident
• Warren police looking for grease thief
• Pro-life group protests at Clarkston clinic
• Live chat: Kids and drugs, alcohol, depression and suicide
• Business temporarily evacuated because of chemical cloud
• Police release man held in Hazel Park homicide
• Live blog from Maslamani murder trial
• Five Shelby officials targeted for recall
• Intoxicated witness driven to Clawson police station by drunken driver, police say
• Autographed bras headline fundraiser for Mt. Clemens Regional Medical Center
• Police: Drunk driver with infant son flees Madison Heights officers, crashes
• Hazel Park man dies during fight, death ruled homicide
• Mom faked son's cancer to raise money
• Hackel picks his transition team
• Charges dropped against Farmington Hills woman accused of killing her husband
• Busted: Prostitution sting in Pontiac nets several arrests
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Police find CVS robbery suspect behind Ferndale dumpster
• Police: Eiffel Tower evacuated after bomb threat
• Man kills wife, stepkids, self; spares own kids
• Maslamani murder trial continues with detailed description, frustration in 911 recording
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary at Oak Park home
• Caterpillars predict very cold, cold winter
• Police: Eiffel Tower evacuated after bomb threat
• Local Briefs, 9-28-10
• Mother speaks out in defense of daughter in case of Farmington Hills lawyer's murder
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• St. Clair Shores sewer placed on Superfund cleanup list
• Opening statements heard in slaying of Kmart employee
• Mexican governor: hundreds feared dead in slide
• Trial of former Lion Tommie Boyd delayed
• Ferndale man's barking dog leads police to suspected pot operation
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at the University of Texas
• Release of prisoner convicted of raping 10-year-old boy halted
• Worker rescued
• Jimmy Carter taken off flight, to hospital in Ohio
• Farmington Hills woman charged with husband's murder released from jail
• Shelby Township to host sixth ‘Shred Day’
• Business temporarily evacuated because of chemical cloud
• Live blog from Maslamani trial
• Firefighter replaces shirt cut off after accident
• Hazel Park man dies during fight, death ruled homicide
• Scintas headline fundraiser for Henry Ford Macomb hospitals
• Busted: Prostitution sting in Pontiac nets several arrests
• Judge provides life guide book
• Police find CVS robbery suspect behind Ferndale dumpster
• Death of Farmington Hills attorney ruled accidental
• VIDEO: Officials probe 15 Mile intersection lights
• Eyewitness to alleged saw headlock, punch outside Quiznos
• Tarantino film editor dies on hike in LA hills
• Senior Swinging stays in step
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary at Oak Park home
• Board rejects bike path bonds, foreign investments
• Attorney says sexting Wisconsin prosecutor to resign
• Armed burglars going to prison
• Chrysler fires employees caught drinking, smoking pot
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Warren police looking for grease thief
• New Jersey police charge 2 in fatal college shooting
• Colbert was an 'embarrassment,' leading Democrative representative says
• New health care law could mean arrests for county workers
• North Korea promotes Kim's son to general
• Descendants of 1st black U.S. doctor mark grave
• Attorney says sexting Wisconsin prosecutor to resign
• Witness describes 'hell' at Seton Hall party shooting
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• More than 100 turn out to honor slain soldier in Saginaw
• Colbert was an 'embarrassment,' leading Democrative representative says
• St. Clair sheriff hopes accelerant-sniffing dog hounds arsonists
• Man kills wife, stepkids, self; spares own kids
• Local Briefs, 9-27-10
• Caterpillars predict very cold, cold winter
• Kmart murder, robbery trial begins
• Mother speaks out in defense of daughter in case of Farmington Hills lawyer's murder
• Two students injured in Fraser car accident
• Opening statements heard in slaying of Kmart employee
• Romeo Plank/Canal intersection to close for 30 days
• Ferndale man's barking dog leads police to suspected pot operation
• Benefit of higher credit score dwindles at top end
• Worker rescued
• Steps you can take to improve your credit score
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Shelby Township to host sixth ‘Shred Day’
• ArtParty organizers say popular live auction will return
• Firefighter replaces shirt cut off after accident
• Bill would require cleanup of future school sites
• Renovations inside the Emerald Theatre
• Sterling Heights police defend use of deadly force in Friday fatality
• Scintas headline fundraiser for Henry Ford Macomb hospitals
• Iraqi women embrace American mothers who also lost children to war
• VIDEO: Officials probe 15 Mile intersection lights
• Egypt pope apologizes over bishop's Islam remarks
• Judge provides life guide book
• Abortion pill still divisive 10 years after approval by FDA
• Chrysler fires employees caught drinking, smoking pot
• Board fires missing bank chief
• Riverside Academy expands to New Haven
• Man killed by Sterling Heights police
• Beware of ‘small’ biz tax scam
• Suspects persistent in Sterling Heights break-in
• Appeals court: Transgender identity irrelevant
• Clean beach, clean water
• Board fires missing bank chief
• Man killed by Sterling Heights police
• Suspects persistent in Sterling Heights break-in
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• News briefs -- 9-26-10
• ArtParty organizers say popular live auction will return
• Thefts from vehicle in Sterling Heights
• Bill would require cleanup of future school sites
• Dispose of drugs today
• Police defend use of deadly force
• Insider: Phil DiMaria going off the deep end?
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Riverside Academy expands to New Haven
• News briefs -- 9-26-10
• Beware of ‘small’ biz tax scam
• Thefts from vehicle in Sterling Heights
• Appeals court: Transgender identity irrelevant
• Dispose of drugs today
• Clean beach, clean water
• Insider: Phil DiMaria going off the deep end?
• VIDEO: Columbine victim’s story inspires
• Florida bank robbers strap bomb to abducted teller
• Poll: GOP more fired up as elections near
• Student sues Rochester schools over suspension
• Football updates: Thriller at AB
• Men broadcast sex with girl, 16, online
• VIDEO: Fathers turn in sons for alleged crimes
• Man sentenced in deaths of mother, 3-year-old daughter
• News briefs -- 9-26-10
• Warren pastor waives prelim exam in sexual assault case
• VIDEO: Wife denied bond in Farmington Hills murder case
• Insider: Phil DiMaria going off the deep end?
• Landry's mother testifies about search for missing son
• Eastpointe police seek two armed robbers
• Riverside Academy expands to New Haven
• VIDEO: Clinton Township Public Housing executive director fired
• Man linked to 23 kids gets prison in support case
• Beware of ‘small’ biz tax scam
• Man claims grandmother's wedding ring is missing from senior home after she died
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe officer
• Appeals court: Transgender identity irrelevant
• Prosecution, defense both claim victory
• Police: Warren man stabs wife, himself
• Clean beach, clean water
• Live blog from Maslamani trial
• Detroit man, 54, struck, killed by falling tree
• Board fires missing bank chief
• Road Watch -- 9-25-10
• Man killed by Sterling Heights police
• News briefs -- 9-25-10
• Thefts from vehicle in Sterling Heights
• Lake Shore teen’s mom may be charged after son beats classmate unconscious
• Dispose of drugs today
• Festival of Senses presents music, dance, food
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Police seek tips on bandits who robbed Eastpointe gas station
• Colbert tells Congress farm work 'really hard'
• Gold Star Mothers heading to Washington
• WATCH LIVE: Stephen Colbert to testify on Capitol Hill
• Student sues Rochester schools over suspension
• Farmington Hills attorney dead; human tissue found in home
• Men broadcast sex with girl, 16, online
• It's lights out for I-696 this weekend
• Man sentenced in deaths of mother, 3-year-old daughter
• Clinton Township housing director learns fate today
• Man linked to 23 kids gets prison in support case
• UPDATE: Judge orders removal of TV camera from murder trial
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe officer
• Fraser paramedic replaces boy's Tigers shirt that had been cut off in accident
• Detroit man, 54, struck, killed by falling tree
• Witness in Maslamani trial saw shoving match prior to Landry being abducted
• VIDEO: Clinton Township Public Housing executive director fired
• Fundraisers for family of Lenox Township girl killed by burns
• Landry's mother testifies about search for missing son
• Collapsed deal may hold clue to missing banker
• VIDEO: Wife denied bond in Farmington Hills murder case
• Warren pastor waives prelim exam in sexual assault case
• Live blog from Maslamani trial
• Man claims grandmother's wedding ring is missing from senior home after she died
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Eastpointe police seek two armed robbers
• Lake Shore teen’s mom may be charged after son beats classmate unconscious
• President addresses the UN
• Police: Warren man stabs wife, himself
• UK police arrest 6 men in suspected Quran burning
• Football updates: Thriller at AB
• Man arraigned for Oak Park pool shooting; $1M bond set
• Colbert tells Congress farm work 'really hard'
• WATCH LIVE: Stephen Colbert to testify on Capitol Hill
• Local Briefs 9-24-2010
• Florida bank robbers strap bomb to abducted teller
• Cheerleading controversy in Madison Heights
• VIDEO: Missing banker used to have gambling habit
• It's lights out for I-696 this weekend
• Audit: Bell, California, mismanaged over $50 million in funds
• Fraser paramedic replaces boy's Tigers shirt that had been cut off in accident
• New Jersey man accused of raping daughters stands trial
• UPDATE: Prosecutors begin Landry portion of Maslamani trial
• Aretha Franklin's son says three men beat him
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Coalition, police offer drug take back days and 'Dose of Knowledge'
• Woodward book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• Rescued horses ready to be adopted
• Man allegedly plans to set off bomb near Wrigley field, FBI entrapment possible
• Retired Royal Oak chiefs oppose privatizing ambulances
• Man cutting trees killed when 1 hits him in head
• Retirement plan holding up Michigan state budget
• Garbage picker accused of stealing leaf blower in Clawson
• New Baltimore Council delays decision on filling vacant seat
• Ambulance stolen in Detroit during medical run
• Maslamani: 'I don't belong in this country'
• Carjacking victim describes gun in his face on second day of Maslamani trial
• VIDEO: Macomb welcomes Oakland University
• Shelby Township police chief gets one-year deal
• UPDATE: Rumors swirl about Farmington Hills attorney’s death
• Fire damages Roseville townhouse
• President addresses the UN
• ‘Sexting’ scandal at Chippewa Valley Schools reviewed
• UK police arrest 6 men in suspected Quran burning
• VIDEO: Attempted robbery of jewelry store in Utica
• Man arraigned for Oak Park pool shooting; $1M bond set
• Burned girl, 6, dies
• Cheerleading controversy in Madison Heights
• Troy to ticket distracted drivers
• VIDEO: Attempted robbery of jewelry store in Utica
• Pot defendants to be in court Nov. 3
• Carjacking victim describes gun in his face on second day of Maslamani trial
• VIDEO: Man gets at least 12 years in prison for stabbing former friend in Pontiac
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Hearing for dress code for East Detroit schools
• Ex-city manager among 8 arrested in California scandal
• Woman’s body recovered off Harsens Island
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Mail truck runs over 4-year-old
• 9 NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• Great Oaks Elementary closed today
• Some insurers to halt child-only policies
• Roseville firefighter hurt extinguishing blaze
• Former school theater coordinator enters no contest plea for sexual contact with student
• VIDEO: Massive search yields no sign of missing banker
• Bill would let cops do quick check for drug use
• Defense denies Landry murder
• Police: Driver tried to lure girl into van in Royal Oak
• Fire causes school evacuation in Chesterfield Township
• Macomb welcomes Oakland University
• Local Brief 9-22-2010
• Woodward book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• Sterlingfest finally makes money
• Man allegedly plans to set off bomb near Wrigley field, FBI entrapment possible
• Mount Clemens hospital site labeled historic
• Man cutting trees killed when 1 hits him in head
• Burned Lenox Township girl’s father charged with child abuse
• Garbage picker accused of stealing leaf blower in Clawson
• Royal Oak schools, teachers to vote on contract
• Ambulance stolen in Detroit during medical run
• Guard’s charges trump thief’s
• Medical examiner: Algonac drowning victim committed suicide
• Mountain bike trail opens
• UPDATE: Deputies search for missing banker, suicide suspected
• Aretha Franklin's son severely beaten in Detroit
• Drowning victim identified
• Boy attacks brother with knife over Xbox
• Maslamani's attorney admits bank robbery, carjacking but denied Landry murder
• Trial of man accused of killing his wife 20 year ago still on hold
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Troubled Mount Clemens bank's CEO disappears
• VIDEO: L'Anse Creuse North band bound for Britain
• Burned Lenox Twp. girl ‘hanging in there’
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Texas father accused of killing his 3 children
• Shooter dead after wounding 2 at Fort Bliss store
• Murder, new assault charges in Michigan serial stabbings
• MCC retrains in alternative energy
• Ex-city manager among 8 arrested in California scandal
• Gas main broken near Adams and Silver Bell in Oakland Township
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Local Briefs 9-21-2010
• 9 NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• Court hearing for Ferndale pot defendants set for Nov. 3
• Former school theater coordinator enters no contest plea for sexual contact with student
• ArtParty in Mount Clemens adds live auction, more eats
• Police: Driver tried to lure girl into van in Royal Oak
• Prominent Mount Clemens neighborhoods burglarized
• Fire causes school evacuation in Chesterfield Township
• Privatization debate divides Oakland, Macomb schools
• Reenactors revisit Civil War years
• Local Briefs 9-20-2010
• Brazen thief takes TV
• Lieutenant governor candidate plans visit
• OPINION: Gas and oil guys take us for one more ride
• Prison stay not shortened for terminally ill man
• County gets another $2.5 million to battle blight
• Court hearing for Ferndale pot defendants set for Nov. 3
• Timeline in Landry slaying
• Fort Bliss: 'Weapon discharge' on Army post
• 13 from religious sect found in park after tense hunt
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Texas father accused of killing his 3 children
• Ferndale to charge fee to medical marijuana facilities
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• WWII vet sky dives to celebrate 85th birthday
• Murder, new assault charges in Michigan serial stabbings
• Biker dies in accident
• Gas main broken near Adams and Silver Bell in Oakland Township
• 6-year-old girl badly burned in fire mishap
• UPDATE: Mount Clemens bank president missing
• Trial may start Tuesday in slaying of Matthew Landry
• Trial may start Tuesday in slaying of Matthew Landry
• Scan tells brain maturity
• Body of missing 85-year-old Birmingham man found
• ANALYSIS: 111th Congress makes history, gets no respect
• Privatization debate divides Oakland, Macomb schools
• Energy drinks scrutinized
• As BP well nears death, pressure test needed
• Traffic delays on 28 Mile and 29 Mile roads Sunday due to triathlon
• Woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in South Carolina lake
• Eastpointe officer shoots drug suspect in face
• County gets another $2.5 million to battle blight
• Texas high school quarterback dies after throwing touchdown
• Brazen thief takes TV
• Illness doesn’t shorten prison stay
• Pope to UK: deeply sorry, ashamed of sex abuse
• Lieutenant governor candidate plans visit
• OPINION: What kind of government: Bigger, smaller or better?
• Local Briefs 9-19-2010
• Researcher finds no ill effects from kids' computer use
• Warren Tea Party a loose coalition, yet gets results
• Judge halts release of convicted murderer
• What is family? Views shifting
• More Macomb County residents sink into poverty
• ANALYSIS: 111th Congress makes history, gets no respect
• Poor berry crop pushes bears toward humans
• Warren students meet once homeless author of ‘Breaking Night’
• Traffic delays on 28 Mile and 29 Mile roads Sunday due to triathlon
• Smoking bans curb kids' asthma attacks
• Mount Clemens sees revival in businesses
• Eastpointe officer shoots drug suspect in face
• Scan tells brain maturity
• Body of missing 85-year-old Birmingham man found
• Brazen thief takes TV
• Energy drinks scrutinized
• As BP well nears death, pressure test needed
• Lieutenant governor candidate plans visit
• OPINION: What kind of government: Bigger, smaller or better?
• Woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in South Carolina lake
• Researcher finds no ill effects from kids' computer use
• Warren Tea Party a loose coalition, yet gets results
• Texas high school quarterback dies after throwing touchdown
• What is family? Views shifting
• More Macomb County residents sink into poverty
• Pope to UK: deeply sorry, ashamed of sex abuse
• Poor berry crop pushes bears toward humans
• Warren students meet once homeless author of ‘Breaking Night’
• Local Briefs 9-19-2010
• MSU football coach has heart attack
• Smoking bans curb kids' asthma attacks
• Mount Clemens sees revival in businesses
• Judge halts release of convicted murderer
• Housing boss under fire
• Ferndale to charge fee for licensing medical marijuana facilities
• Support sought to restore Romeo's Gray's Opera House
• Troy police seek Canadian sex assault suspect
• Veterans' treatment facility opens in Clinton Township
• Landry case featured on ‘Dateline’ tonight
• Judge halts release of convicted murderer
• OPINION: What kind of government: Bigger, smaller or better?
• Firm’s attorneys called ‘Super’
• Traffic delays on 28 Mile and 29 Mile roads Sunday due to triathlon
• Warren Tea Party a loose coalition, yet gets results
• ‘Stuff the Truck’
• Court endorses Warren's plea process for tickets
• More Macomb County residents sink into poverty
• News briefs -- 9-18-10
• Eastpointe officer shoots drug suspect in face
• Warren students meet once homeless author of ‘Breaking Night’
• Service clubs help families with back-to-school supplies
• Poll: 71 percent favor jailing sex offenders indefinitely
• Mount Clemens sees revival in businesses
• Attorney may also pursue insanity for suspect in slaying of woman, girl
• UPDATE: Jury rules against Kid Rock to tune of $40,000
• Local Briefs 9-19-2010
• Veterans’ treatment facility opens in Clinton Township
• Police: 5 arrested in London over threat to pope
• ANALYSIS: 111th Congress makes history, gets no respect
• Former Michigan football star Skrepenak gets prison in West Virginia
• VIDEO: Waterford Twp. police seeking man who tried to rob a gas station with a steak knife
• Body of missing 85-year-old Birmingham man found
• Macomb County gets $2.5 million to battle blight
• Court filing: Tamara Greene killed during drug feud
• As BP well nears death, pressure test needed
• Warren OKs sex law change
• VIDEO: Massive house fire in Bloomfield Township
• Woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in South Carolina lake
• Court endorses Warren’s plea process for tickets
• Berkley schools in lockdown
• Texas high school quarterback dies after throwing touchdown
• VIDEO: Burglary victim finds he has to pay to get his property back
• Bank robbery suspect turns himself in
• Pope to UK: deeply sorry, ashamed of sex abuse
• Police: Serial burglar worked in daylight
• Judge says court must remove 'haze' from medical pot law
• Outdoor fun, competition on tap at Senior Olympics
• Flag that flew at Ground Zero comes to Fraser for color guard ceremony
• Child survives fall from 9th-floor apartment window
• Pay $2,000 fee to sell pot
• Retired Warren court officer seeks new trial
• In first British papal trip in 40 years, Benedict admits church failures in abuse scandal
• Bank robbery suspect turns himself in
• Woman gives birth on plane without anyone noticing, leaves baby in trash
• Poll: 71 percent favor jailing sex offenders indefinitely
• Judge says court must remove 'haze' from medical pot law
• Fundraiser at Chesterfield Township salon aimed at diabetes research
• Jury in Kid Rock civil case begins deliberations
• Child survives fall from 9th-floor apartment window
• VIDEO: Ohio mom gives marijuana to 2-year-old
• Police: 5 arrested in London over threat to pope
• Landry case featured on ‘Dateline’ tonight
• Former Clare County police chief faces more drug charges
• VIDEO: Waterford Twp. police seeking man who tried to rob a gas station with a steak knife
• Attorney may also pursue insanity for suspect in slaying of woman, girl
• I-94 ramp to M-10 to close Friday morning
• Court filing: Tamara Greene killed during drug feud
• Local Briefs 9-17-2010
• VIDEO: Massive house fire in Bloomfield Township
• Police: Serial burglar worked in daylight
• U.S. Honor Flag coming to Fraser, Friday
• Berkley schools in lockdown
• Child survives fall from ninth story apartment window in Southfield
• Ferndale to charge fee for licensing medical marijuana facilities
• Sinkhole closes section of Middlebelt Road in Farmington Hills
• Troy police seek Canadian sex assault suspect
• UPDATE: Kid Rock says he didn't fight until provoked
• Former Michigan football star Skrepenak gets prison in West Virginia
• Severe storms just to south, rain here
• Macomb County gets $2.5 million to battle blight
• About 100 people lined officer's procession to college
• VIDEO: County Chamber of Commerce speakers say economy is turning around
• VIDEO: Jeep caroms into yards, hits Sterling Heights home
• Russian opposition challenges Putin, Medvedev
• Man suspected of wearing Darth Vader mask in robbery arrested
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Macomb tempts China investors to set up shop
• UPDATE: Baltimore gunman shoots doctor, kills self, mother
• Candice Miller blasts pipeline regulator
• VIDEO: Drivers urged to watch for school buses
• I-94 ramp to M-10 to close Friday morning
• Boy, 15, sentenced to read books after fatal hit-and-run
• U.S. Honor Flag coming to Fraser, Friday
• Landry slaying case featured on 'Dateline'
• Sinkhole closes section of Middlebelt Road in Farmington Hills
• VIDEO: Suspect faces trial in Mount Clemens attack on blind man
• UPDATE: Kid Rock says he didn't fight until provoked
• Pink may pursue insanity defense in double murder, asks to throw out his statements
• Severe storms just to south, rain here
• Five years in baby's death
• About 100 people lined officer's procession to college
• GOP senator says he will hold up food safety bill
• Man suspected of wearing Darth Vader mask in robbery arrested
• AP source: Wall St. critic tapped for consumer post
• Roseville, Clinton burglary spree solved, police say
• VIDEO: Jeep caroms into yards, hits Sterling Heights home
• Restroom spies say we're washing hands more often
• Child survives fall from ninth story apartment window in Southfield
• 16 Mile lane closed due to gas leak
• Authorities: Michigan man had bomb material, gun
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in 3 states
• Live stream of Issues & Ideas Forum
• Community college deal would end tax reimbursement
• Study: Women prefer men who have big, flamboyant dance moves
• Weather: Severe T-storm watch until 7
• Judge says medical-marijuana legislation needs clarification
• Local Briefs 9-16-2010
• Russian opposition challenges Putin, Medvedev
• Medical marijuana seized from yard in Auburn Hills
• Half-marathon links Romeo, Richmond
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Former Clare County police chief faces more drug charges
• Bond considered to pay off unfinished Macomb Orchard Trail
• UPDATE: Baltimore gunman shoots doctor, kills self, mother
• Layoffs hit 11 first responders in Royal Oak
• East Detroit school board expected to sign off on land sale
• Woman gives birth on plane without anyone noticing, leaves baby in trash
• Grandmother still not fit for trial in girl’s death
• Richmond hires new police chief
• VIDEO: Ohio mom gives marijuana to 2-year-old
• State police in Richmond looking for missing man
• Royal Oak pays $686,000 over texting cop who killed man
• BP's Hayward to testify to UK lawmakers on spill
• Hackel's budget cuts staff, overtime
• Bond considered to pay of unfinished Macomb Orchard Trail
• Obama implores students to work hard
• Richmond hires new police chief
• Compression device helps Roseville first responders do CPR, save lives
• Boy, 15, sentenced to read books after fatal hit-and-run
• 100 holes of golf in Chesterfield Township helps state’s children
• Pink may pursue insanity defense in double murder, asks to throw out his statements
• Romeo plastics plant to expand, add workers
• Five years in baby's death
• Personal phone call by controller led to Hudson midair collision
• Iran frees detained U.S. woman on $500,000 bail
• Royal Oak wants gun-free festival zones
• Colo. fire commander says next 36 hours pivotal
• Officials: Lake Orion pastor tried to set up sex with minor
• UPDATE: French Senate passes ban on full Muslim veils
• Trial date set in stabbing case
• George Michael gets 8 weeks in jail
• Jury close to impaneled in Maslamani trial
• Local Briefs 9-15-2010
• Smoke empties Roseville restaurant
• Eastpointe police probe speed trailer vandalism
• Blog: Get ready for health care ‘re-education’
• 'Darth Vader' robs Ferndale Get & Go
• Oil companies asked to help pay for Macomb County water monitor
• Garbage truck hits, kills woman in wheelchair
• Hackel's budget cuts staff, overtime
• Local Briefs 9-14-2010
• Iran frees detained U.S. woman on $500,000 bail
• Law firm lowers rates for Harrison Township
• Eastpointe police probe speed trailer vandalism
• Hallmark, Subway held up in Warren
• George Michael gets 8 weeks in jail
• St. Clair Shores to charge for fireworks show
• Blog: Get ready for health care ‘re-education’
• Examination of man accused of robbing blind man postponed
• UPDATE: Eastbound I-696 closed in Center Line due to spill
• Utica targets speeders
• Colo. fire commander says next 36 hours pivotal
• Lake Orion pastor arrested, accused of soliciting a minor
• 'Darth Vader' robs Ferndale Get & Go
• Detroit man faces life without parole after guilty verdict in Southfield slaying
• UPDATE: French Senate passes ban on full Muslim veils
• Tether removal OK’d for man charged with attempted murder
• Royal Oak pays $686,000 over texting cop who killed man
• Naked St. Clair Shores woman accused of stealing cab
• Cops: 27-year-old man tries to marry 14-year-old girl
• State police in Richmond looking for missing man
• Warren plans changes to sex business laws
• Maslamani jury may be seated today
• Imam says resolution to New York City mosque debate in works
• 100 holes of golf in Chesterfield Township helps state’s children
• Alleged Detroit airline bomber hints he wants to plead
• Compression device helps Roseville first responders do CPR, save lives
• Paralyzed patient gets married at Ann Arbor hospital
• Obama implores students to work hard
• New Jersey teen ID'd as 4th victim of double-decker bus crash
• Deliberations begin in Southfield homicide
• Cat rescued after three days in tree
• Paralyzed patient gets married at Ann Arbor hospital
• Two pedestrians killed on I-75 in Hazel Park
• Garbage truck hits, kills woman in wheelchair
• Child care workers sue to break from UAW
• St. Clair Shores to charge for fireworks show
• Clinton Township may switch trash haulers
• Examination of man accused of robbing blind man postponed
• Roseville fire crew delivers baby girl in family's home
• Lake Orion pastor arrested, accused of soliciting a minor
• Good Old Days in Richmond
• Feds: San Francisco gas pipe that exploded ranked high risk
• Christian worshippers attacked in Indonesia
• Boehner says he'd support a middle-class tax cut
• Residents return home after California pipeline blowout
• Local Briefs 9-13-2010
• Half-marathon links Romeo, Richmond
• Alleged Detroit airline bomber hints he wants to plead
• Macomb prosecutors seek to halt another prisoner release
• At least 21 survive plane crash in Venezuela
• Cops: 27-year-old man tries to marry 14-year-old girl
• Imam says resolution to New York City mosque debate in works
• White House hopes Republicans will accept tax cuts
• Iran bail decision on American stirs backlash
• State police: 6 dead in eastern Kentucky shooting
• Canada's 'Prince of Pot' sentenced to 5 years
• Florida pastor says his church will never burn Quran
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• Local Briefs 9-12-2010
• Chiropractor pleads guilty to failing to file income tax return
• Hurricane Igor rapidly hits Category 4 in Atlantic
• Pontiac to lay off 77 full-time and 27 part-time employees
• Boehner says he'd support a middle-class tax cut
• Short-lived retirement for former Eastpointe police chief
• Residents return home after California pipeline blowout
• Bank of America in Troy robbed Friday afternoon
• Feds: San Francisco gas pipe that exploded ranked high risk
• U.S. sex offenders bask in Caribbean sun
• Pharmacies hit by drugstore cowboys
• Christian worshippers attacked in Indonesia
• Pet hoarders often rescuers
• Grand Prix derby races down Mount Clemens street
• Job-seekers start dreaming
• A day to honor heroes
• Macomb County Insider: Hackel's X-mas wish? County bailout
• OPINION: Dem praises Snyder’s pick for Lt. Gov.
• Zombies gain new life in university courses
• Legal battle may cost Richmond Township $300,000 in fees
• Call goes out to fix medical marijuana law
• Hard times bring man to brink of eviction
• As Afghans protest, Jones says he won't burn Quran
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• Just in case
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
• Police: Feuds led Philadelphia woman to shoot colleagues
• China partnership eyed
• Cops: 27-year-old man tries to marry girl, 14
• Cops: 27-year-old man tries to marry girl, 14
• Antique coins stolen
• News briefs 9-11-10
• Arrest made in Taylor officer's hit-and-run death
• Road construction update
• Veteran Detroit broadcaster 'Sonny' Eliot retiring
• Michigan’s Vietnam casualties honored with 24-hour vigil at Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens
• Today is deadline for Conyers to go to prison
• Mt. Clemens First Presbyterian celebrates 175 years
• Sentence of life without parole for Detroiter convicted of murdering Warren drug dealer
• Mad Hatter Tea supports CARE’s children’s program
• Road construction update
• Name of Warren park undetermined
• News briefs 9-11-10
• Hard times bring man to brink of eviction
• I-75 losing lanes this weekend
• China partnership eyed
• Michigan’s Vietnam casualties honored with 24-hour vigil at Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens
• Canada's 'Prince of Pot' sentenced to 5 years
• Mt. Clemens First Presbyterian celebrates 175 years
• Florida pastor says his church will never burn Quran
• Mad Hatter Tea supports CARE’s children’s program
• Chiropractor pleads guilty to failing to file income tax return
• AccuWeather's outlook: Above-normal snow here
• Police: Feuds led Philadelphia woman to shoot colleagues
• Name of park undetermined
• Deadly explosion in San Francisco suburb
• State police: 6 dead in eastern Kentucky shooting
• Arrest made in Taylor officer's hit-and-run death
• Detroit's No. 1 among most stressful cities
• Sentence of life without parole for Detroiter convicted of murdering Warren drug dealer
• Judge: Military's ban on gays is unconstitutional
• I-75 losing lanes this weekend
• Iran to free 1 of 3 Americans in holiday clemency
• U.S. military burned unsolicited Bibles sent to Afghanistan
• Police: Feuds led Philadelphia woman to shoot colleagues
• 1,900 parking tickets at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Cops: 27-year-old man tries to marry girl, 14
• Local Briefs 9-10-2010
• Road construction update
• Warren police offer reward for info in $50,000 heist
• News briefs 9-11-10
• Prayer, walks to mark 9/11 anniversary in Macomb County
• Michigan’s Vietnam casualties honored with 24-hour vigil at Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens
• Lasers pointed at eyes of Selfridge pilots
• Mt. Clemens First Presbyterian celebrates 175 years
• Maslamani jurors questioned
• Mad Hatter Tea supports CARE’s children’s program
• ‘Mystery’ donor helps Grand Prix soapbox race run in Mount Clemens
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
• New metroparks director abruptly quits
• Antique coins stolen
• Utica schools bus, car collide
• Veteran Detroit broadcaster 'Sonny' Eliot retiring
• VIDEO: Dead woman's children reject killer's apology
• Today is deadline for Conyers to go to prison
• Deadly explosion in San Francisco suburb
• AccuWeather's outlook: Above-normal snow here
• As Afghans protest, Jones says he won't burn Quran
• Backers of New York City mosque appear divided, regretful
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Gamer shut down by Microsoft for being from Fort Gay, West Virginia
• Indiana activist to head federal anti-carp campaign
• Two dead, boy wounded in home shooting in Las Vegas
• Retirement package part of Michigan budget plan
• Florida minister: Sept. 11 Quran burn still planned
• Obama implores minister to call off Quran burning
• Eight people missing in Colorado wildfire
• Utica schools bus, car collide
• New Baltimore council mulls candidates to replace Aprea
• Michigan court throws out child-neglect charge
• Detroit's No. 1 among most stressful cities
• Protesters demand Oakland sheriff 'stop arresting patients'
• Fires add to Detroit woes
• Backers of New York City mosque appear divided, regretful
• New Haven's Endeavor building opens
• Husband proclaims self-defense in case of wife’s stabbing death
• Iran to free 1 of 3 Americans in holiday clemency
• Former New Baltimore assistant rec director said no evaluations, warnings given
• Local Briefs 9-9-2010
• U.S. military burned unsolicited Bibles sent to Afghanistan
• Convicted murderer's release upheld
• Metroparks hold auction Saturday
• Monica Conyers must report to prison by Friday
• Trial scheduled for woman accused of stabbing at St. Clair Shores fireworks
• Macomb County agricultural agency tries to quell controversy
• Safety concerns for Florida officials over Quran burn
• Former Jefferson Beach Marina owner dies
• Chesterfield Township to celebrate history
• VIDEO: Dead woman's children reject killer's apology
• Mount Clemens hopes to exit City Hall for new offices in county building
• Watch President Obama speak live about economy
• MoveOn.org urges Rep. Levin to fight ‘corporate corruption’
• 'Get Money' haircut identifies Seattle suspect
• Jury selection process begins in Maslamani case
• Non-word 'refudiate' gets most online searches
• St. Clair Shores council boots volunteer parade committee
• Father of UK Prime Minister Cameron dies in France
• Murder suspect strangled girlfriend during pursuit
• Pakistan to charge three over failed Times Square bomb
• UPDATE: Person jumps to escape fire in Warren apartment
• Gamer shut down by Microsoft for being from Fort Gay, West Virginia
• UPDATE: DNA evidence suppressed by judge in Maslamani trial
• Two dead, boy wounded in home shooting in Las Vegas
• Warren church teams up with Detroit charter school
• Florida minister: Sept. 11 Quran burn still planned
• Two men dead, wife critical in Shelby Township domestic fight
• Eight people missing in Colorado wildfire
• BP: Multiple companies, teams contributed to spill
• Michigan court throws out child-neglect charge
• Family of murder victim happy killer’s staying behind bars
• Husband proclaims self-defense in case of wife’s stabbing death
• VIDEO: Royal Oak upbeat about Arts, Beats & Eats
• Metroparks hold auction Saturday
• Taylor officer struck, killed by vehicle
• Jury selection process begins in Maslamani case
• Winds push fire through two dozen Detroit homes
• Philly cyclists bare all to promote cleaner air
• Fifty grand stolen from car
• John Lennon killer Chapman denied parole in New York
• Top US commander: Burning Quran endangers troops
• Watch President Obama speak live about economy
• Maryland high school locked down after shots fired
• 'Get Money' haircut identifies Seattle suspect
• Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• Non-word 'refudiate' gets most online searches
• Colorado firefighters to step up attack on Boulder blaze
• 2 teens shot near Detroit's Mumford High
• Father of UK Prime Minister Cameron dies in France
• Local Briefs 9-8-2010
• Pakistan to charge three over failed Times Square bomb
• Colorado wildfire destroys dozens of homes
• Red Cross helps Chesterfield Township fire victims left homeless
• Maryland high school locked down after shots fired
• Obama blasts GOP, promotes new $50 billion jobs program
• Philly cyclists bare all to promote cleaner air
• Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• One in 7 kitchens wouldn’t pass restaurant inspection
• Iran says it has the right to bar UN inspectors
• Colorado firefighters to step up attack on Boulder blaze
• Local Briefs 9-7-2010
• John Lennon killer Chapman denied parole in New York
• Warren gas station owner has $50,000 stolen from vehicle
• Health care reform phase for retirees proving popular
• Top US commander: Burning Quran endangers troops
• Trapped survivors show fortitude
• Students will learn in new facilities in several districts
• Maryland high school locked down after shots fired
• Little Rock 9 member Jefferson Thomas dies in Ohio
• Appeals judges free insurance company from claim in accidental shooting
• Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• Colorado wildfire destroys dozens of homes
• Warren firm seeks tool and die tax relief
• Colorado firefighters to step up attack on Boulder blaze
• Obama blasts GOP, promotes new $50 billion jobs program
• Candidate calls arrest ‘quite embarrassing’
• Warren crackdown on psychic trade discussed in Time magazine
• One in 7 kitchens wouldn’t pass restaurant inspection
• Romeo festival just peachy
• Body found in Berlin Township ID'd as Lorain man
• Local Briefs 9-7-2010
• Red Cross helps Chesterfield Township fire victims left homeless
• DNA evidence suppressed by judge in Maslamani trial
• Health care reform phase for retirees proving popular
• UPDATE: Person jumps to escape fire in Warren apartment
• Iran says it has the right to bar UN inspectors
• Warren gas station owner has $50,000 stolen from vehicle
• Students will learn in new facilities in several districts
• UPDATE: DNA evidence suppressed by judge in Maslamani trial
• Warren crackdown on psychic trade discussed in Time magazine
• UPDATE: Person jumps to escape fire in Warren apartment
• Appeals judges free insurance company from claim in accidental shooting
• 2 teens shot near Detroit's Mumford High
• Body found in Berlin Township ID'd as Lorain man
• Two dead in Shelby Township shooting
• Warren firm seeks tool and die tax relief
• Philly cyclists bare all to promote cleaner air
• Two dead in Shelby Township shooting
• Trapped survivors show fortitude
• Candidate calls arrest ‘quite embarrassing’
• John Lennon killer Chapman denied parole in New York
• Little Rock 9 member Jefferson Thomas dies in Ohio
• Romeo festival just peachy
• Top US commander: Burning Quran endangers troops
• Little Rock 9 member Jefferson Thomas dies in Ohio
• Trapped survivors show fortitude
• Obama blasts GOP, promotes new $50 billion jobs program
• OPINION: Celebrating Labor Day with Polish Muslims
• Fire destroys Chesterfield Township apartment units
• Unemployed workers find little to celebrate this holiday weekend
• Back to school, and bargaining
• Thousands visit Vietnam display in Clinton Township
• Carp may maroon boaters as Lake Michigan lockout looms
• Want cheapskates to spend? Hawk gizmos that save
• Mustang crash kills 5 in Thumb area
• Local Briefs 9-6-2010
• Four of five attempted murder charges tossed
• Warren, cops sued by Detroiters
• One in 7 kitchens wouldn’t pass restaurant inspection
• Let the school year begin
• Mustang crash kills 5 in Thumb area
• Power, but no desk and chair
• Thousands visit Vietnam display in Clinton Township
• Carp may maroon boaters as Lake Michigan lockout looms
• Want cheapskates to spend? Hawk gizmos that save
• News briefs -- 9-5-10
• Karen Newman to sing National Anthem at monument
• Work on Mount Clemens bridge set to begin Tuesday
• Earl’s biggest damage on East Coast: Labor Day weekend business
• VIDEO: New venue sparks renaissance for Arts, Beats & Eats
• Let the school year begin
• Power, but no desk and chair
• News briefs -- 9-5-10
• Karen Newman to sing National Anthem at monument
• Work on Mount Clemens bridge set to begin Tuesday
• Earl’s biggest damage on East Coast: Labor Day weekend business
• Unemployed workers find little to celebrate this holiday weekend
• VIDEO: New venue sparks renaissance for Arts, Beats & Eats
• Back to school, and bargaining
• Earl sideswipes Outer Banks, heads for Northeast
• Road commission earmarks $41 million for road work in 2011
• 'Gone with the Wind' child actress dies at 76
• MDOT: Check out your rush hour commute
• Ferndale judge says defendants can still use pot
• Sterling Heights man charged with shooting at wife, police
• VIDEO: Ancestors reburied by Chippewa tribe
• Romeo-based home builder pleads guilty
• Indonesia's smoking toddler kicks the habit
• Bikers will remember fallen heroes with Freedom Walk
• Michigan man encounters alligator in corn field
• Man charged with shooting at his wife arraigned
• Ferndale woman's death ruled drowning
• Elegant animals
• Sterling Heights man charged with shooting at wife, police
• Warren mayor blasts Obama over GM staying in Detroit
• Romeo-based home builder pleads guilty
• News briefs -- 9-4-10
• Bikers will remember fallen heroes with Freedom Walk
• Stars & Stripes may change weekends
• Man charged with shooting at his wife arraigned
• Prosecuter defends not charging Shelby Township official
• Elegant animals
• Road commission earmarks $41 million for road work in 2011
• Warren mayor blasts Obama over GM staying in Detroit
• Ferndale judge says defendants can still use pot
• News briefs -- 9-4-10
• Woman angry that suicidal jumper hit her car
• Stars & Stripes may change weekends
• Small signal, big meaning? Castro in military duds
• Prosecuter defends not charging Shelby Township official
• MDOT: Check out your rush hour commute
• Local Briefs 9-3-2010
• Michigan man encounters alligator in corn field
• Woman bounced from jury over Facebook posting due in court
• Ferndale judge says defendants can still use pot
• 15-year-old suspect tosses gun
• Warren mayor blasts Obama over GM staying in Detroit
• Rifle in bonfire shooting illegally possessed
• Prosecuter defends not charging Shelby Township official
• Video: Juror ordered to write essay about Sixth Amendment for Facebook posting
• Road commission earmarks $41 million for road work in 2011
• Judge seeks explanation regarding sex charge against former Lion Boyd
• VIDEO: Ancestors reburied by Chippewa tribe
• Clinton Township man pleads guilty to assault rifle possession
• Woman angry that suicidal jumper hit her car
• VIDEO: Macomb Township actor defends Paris Hilton against drug allegations
• Small signal, big meaning? Castro in military duds
• VIDEO: Waterford residents rattled by separate pit bull attacks on baby, Yorkie
• Earl sideswipes Outer Banks, heads for Northeast
• Weather: Possible T-storms, but not severe
• Indonesia's smoking toddler kicks the habit
• Legionnaires source found, workers can return to Selfridge buildings
• Ferndale woman's death ruled drowning
• 'Gone with the Wind' child actress dies at 76
• VIDEO: St. Clair Shores pool sets new attendance record
• Hearings delayed for Ferndale pot dispensary defendants
• UPDATE: Oil sheen spreading from burning Gulf well
• Arts, Beats & Eats festival producer predicts crowd of 335,000
• Rollover closes I-94 east between 8-9 Mile
• Long weekend means happy campers
• Homeless man calls 911 from hot tub, seeks cocoa
• DIA reproductions on display across the area
• Teen gets up to 20 years for killing dog with hammer
• Vietnam Memorial wall opens today
• Ferndale woman charged with running a drug house
• Police kill gunman who held 3 at Discovery Channel
• UPDATED: Pit bull attacks baby in Waterford Township
• Drinking and driving cultureat crossroads in Montana
• Maslamani trial may be delayed as parties battle over DNA and other evidence
• Legionnaires source found, workers can return to Selfridge buildings
• Chicago police chief criticized for 'gang summit'
• Thief arrested ... again
• UPDATE: Oil sheen spreading from burning Gulf well
• Lexus chases Ferrari with 552-horsepower supercar for $375,000
• Cat 3 Earl: Evacuations begin in N.C.
• Rollover closes I-94 east between 8-9 Mile
• MDOT: Check out your rush hour
• VIDEO: St. Clair Shores pool sets new attendance record
• Homeless man calls 911 from hot tub, seeks cocoa
• Risks remain with Gulf well cap coming off
• Despite dry summer, E. coli pollution levels remain high
• Teen gets up to 20 years for killing dog with hammer
• VIDEO: Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears U.S.
• Prosecutor won't charge Shelby Township treasurer
• Woman bounced from jury over Facebook posting due in court
• Police briefs 9-2-10
• Video: Juror ordered to write essay about Sixth Amendment for Facebook posting
• Faith Life in Action
• Clinton Township man pleads guilty to assault rifle possession
• Community spotlight
• VIDEO: Waterford residents rattled by separate pit bull attacks on baby, Yorkie
• Aging vets' costs concern Obama's deficit co-chair
• Weather: Possible T-storms, but not severe
• New data: Far fewer U.S. kids in foster care
• New York City man plunges 40 stories, lands on car, survives
• Aprea resigns to take city rec post
• Ferndale woman's body found in lake
• Schumer asks Fed to police business card marketing
• Tradition ends: No Michigan State Fair this year
• Dutch prosecutors say two Yemeni men freed
• Sanborn named to state gaming board
• Local Briefs 9-1-2010
• Tradition ends: No Michigan State Fair this year
• One person dies in west Oakland County crash
• UPDATED: Pit bull attacks baby in Waterford Township
• Sterling Heights probes bike thefts
• Maslamani trial may be delayed as parties battle over DNA and other evidence
• Beating the heat
• Despite dry summer, E. coli pollution levels remain high
• Two years probation for Moldowan
• Troops, families glad to hear end to Iraq combat
• Man fires at wife, Sterling Heights officer
• FACT CHECK: Is combat really over for America?
• Vietnam Wall That Heals arrives in Macomb County
• Mount Clemens memorial will pay tribute to fallen heroes
• Phone rings in suspect's pocket
• Obama: U.S. combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Michigan woman, 18, falls from balcony during WMU frat party
• Shelby Township clerk fights back against recall
• Sanborn named to state gaming board
• Judge: No medical pot use for suspects
• Philadelphia priest won’t face charges over videotaped sex
• Ferndale woman charged with running a drug house
• North Carolina vacation island to be cleared as Hurricane Earl nears
• Earl threatens US Coast after hitting Caribbean
• Thief arrested ... again
• Man, 18, charged with dragging dog
• Cat 3 Earl: Evacuations begin in N.C.
• VIDEO: Vietnam veteran flies flags upside down to show country is in trouble
• VIDEO: St. Clair Shores pool sets new attendance record
• California doctor found dead in chimney
• Prosecutor won't charge Shelby Township treasurer
• Pot supporters protest arrests
• New York City man plunges 40 stories, lands on car, survives
• Pit bull mauls puppy to death
• Ferndale woman's body found in lake
• Sterling Heights probes bike thefts
• Warren reverses, will send cop to FBI
• Philadelphia priest won’t face charges over videotaped sex
• Convicted murderer pleads for release
• Earl threatens US Coast after hitting Caribbean
• Americans spend a bit more this summer, but economy is still just limping along
• Man, 18, charged with dragging dog
• Indonesia's Mount Sinabung volcano erupts after 400 years of quiet
• VIDEO: Vietnam veteran flies flags upside down to show country is in trouble
• Dutch question 2 men in suspected US terror probe
• California doctor found dead in chimney
• Man builds Brighton storm runoff business
• Pot supporters protest arrests
• Gas station almost robbed in Warren
• VIDEO: Merger plan sparks long, heated debate in Clinton Township
• Pit bull mauls puppy to death
• Men helped in boat tragedy
• One person dies in west Oakland County crash
• Utica gas station robbed
• Macomb judge slaps foul-mouthed suspect with jail time
• Man admits bank robbery
• Thief sought by Utica police
• Beating the heat
• Molester's release fought
• DIA reproductions hit streets for 125th anniversary
• Obama: U.S. combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Man, 67, rescued from fire
• VIDEO: Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens U.S.
• Man fires at wife, Sterling Heights officer
• Gasoline prices fall ahead of Labor Day weekend
• Shelby Township clerk fights back against recall
• Shelby Lions Club brightens world of laid-off worker
• Phone rings in suspect's pocket
• Bruce Township firm to expand manufacturing
• VIDEO: Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens U.S.
• VIDEO: Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens U.S.
• OPINION: Let’s play the economic blame game, complete with comments
• Stocks drop as investors enter week cautiously
• Shelby Township fashion designer a hit with Miss USA
• Gasoline prices fall ahead of Labor Day weekend
• Al Pacino's portrayal of Dr. Kevorkian an Emmy winner
• Shelby Lions Club brightens world of laid-off worker
• Vietnam tribute to have local escort through 5 counties
• Bruce Township firm to expand manufacturing
• New principal, board member for New Haven schools
• Warren reverses, will send cop to FBI
• Clinton Township denied state funds for tornado cleanup
• Chelios role unveiled Tuesday
• Utica schools no longer will fund crossing guards at 2 elementaries
• Convicted murderer pleads for release
• Local Briefs 8-30-2010
• OPINION: Let’s play the economic blame game, complete with comments
• New principal, board member for New Haven schools
• Clinton Township denied state funds for tornado cleanup
• Utica schools no longer will fund crossing guards at 2 elementaries
• Vietnam tribute to have local escort through 5 counties
• Local Briefs 8-30-2010
• Macomb judge slaps foul-mouthed suspect with jail time
• Macomb judge slaps foul-mouthed suspect with jail time
• Thief sought by Utica police
• Thief sought by Utica police
• DIA reproductions hit streets for 125th anniversary
• Beck: Help us restore traditional American values
• Local Briefs 8-29-2010
• Cliché quoting becomes cliché in Warren
• Preschoolers learn about nutrition at Mount Clemens 'Y'
• Bernero's running mate says she'll fix state's mess
• New Lutheran group likely to rise from strife over gays
• Michigan prepares to launch high-risk health insurance pool
• Edward, Jacob: Hey, we're not dead yet
• Sleep-deprived teens weighed down further by digital diversions
• Headed to ER? Some post waits by text, billboard
• Vietnam tribute to have local escort through 5 counties
• More than 3 million seniors may have to switch Medicare drug plans
• Clinton Township denied state funds for tornado cleanup
• Utica schools no longer will fund crossing guards at 2 elementaries
• Macomb County roadwork on schedule
• Activists claim Warren proposal stifles speech
• Facebook post is trouble for juror
• Dems tap Ed Bruley for WSU board
• Ford recalls 575K Windstar vans
• Name change mulled for Detroit mayoral mansion
• Source: Bernero picks Lawrence as running mate
• AP Source: Bernero picks Lawrence as running mate
• Neighbor with missing dog demands $150 for return
• Economic growth slows to 1.6 percent in the spring
• Cities watching outcome of raids on medical pot clinics
• News briefs -- 8-28-10
• Richmond man facing deportation gains one-year delay
• Service organizations focus on back-to-school aid
• Drain repair work saves back yards
• Wrong-way driver dies in crash
• Beck: Help us restore traditional American values
• VIDEO: St. Clair Shores man charged in heroin overdose death of wife
• 2 Traverse City teens plead guilty in cow killing
• Image boosting name change mulled for Detroit’s Manoogian Mansion
• Baby tiger found stuffed in bag at Thai airport
• Warren mosque heightens security
• NW Pa. woman sentenced to prison for biting off boyfriend's ear
• Bikini-clad strippers protest church in rural Ohio
• Man called hero in pit bull attack
• Ferndale medical marijuana dispensary raided
• AP Source: Bernero picks Lawrence as running mate
• Sheriff: Medical marijuana raids a message to lawmakers
• Beck rally on anniversary of King's 'Dream' speech
• News briefs -- 8-28-10
• Wrong-way driver dies in crash
• Restaurants scramble after massive egg recall
• Service organizations focus on back-to-school aid
• Serial stabbings suspect being extradited to Michigan
• Drain repair work saves back yards
• Drug cartel suspected in massacre of 72 migrants
• Warren mosque heightens security
• VIDEO: Medical marijuana grower says police like 'Gestapo'
• 2 Traverse City teens plead guilty in cow killing
• Macomb County Sheriff's deputies to patrol the Clinton River in kayaks
• NW Pa. woman sentenced to prison for biting off boyfriend's ear
• Waterford cafe owners' attorney concerned about lockup conditions of her clients
• Bikini-clad strippers protest church in rural Ohio
• VIDEO: Military-auto industry partnership touted
• Ford recalls 575K Windstar vans
• Man charged in traffic deaths dies from drug overdose complications
• Source: Bernero picks Lawrence as running mate
• Supreme Court upholds throwing out sexual assault charge
• Neighbor with missing dog demands $150 for return
• EPA: PCB probe in St. Clair Shores to be lengthy, costly
• Economic growth slows to 1.6 percent in the spring
• Baby tiger found stuffed in bag at Thai airport
• Cities watching outcome of raids on medical pot clinics
• Local news briefs 8-27-10
• Richmond man facing deportation gains one-year delay
• Getting brighter
• Man to be charged in heroin overdose death of wife
• Bouchard: Medical marijuana dispenseries like 'drug houses'
• Granholm names Davis to Supreme Court
• Name change mulled for Detroit mayoral mansion
• Church hosts free workshops for unemployed
• Recovery in danger as firms, homebuyers cut back
• Group lobbies lawmakers for more repair money
• Obama appeals stem cell ruling; some work to stop
• Sportman's club readies for Heritage Days
• Surprise shipment finds its way to zoo
• Waterford cafe owners' attorney concerned about lockup conditions of her clients
• Russian recovery makes car market Europe's bright spot
• Jackson County girl, 6, attacked by 3 pit bulls
• Mortgage applications rise 4.9 percent on low rates
• Expanded pantry serving more clients than ever
• Drug war sends bullets whizzing across the border
• Granholm names Davis to Supreme Court
• Warren OKs park, despite objections from neighbors
• Case partially rejected in apartment fire
• Ferndale medical marijuana dispensary raided
• Sterling facility will need 600 workers
• Oakland County executive to call for grand jury to investigate political corruption
• Beck rally on anniversary of King's 'Dream' speech
• Owner of pit bull charged
• VIDEO: Gadfly arraigned on assault charges, ordered to stay out of Eastpointe City Hall
• Restaurants scramble after massive egg recall
• VIDEO: DNA found on bullet may delay murder trial
• Serial stabbings suspect being extradited to Michigan
• Shelby Township warning sirens malfunctioned during storm
• Drug cartel suspected in massacre of 72 migrants
• Local news briefs 8-26-10
• Key device in Gulf spill didn't get recertified
• VIDEO: Medical marijuana grower says police like 'Gestapo'
• Warren has family-friendly birthday bash
• Supreme Court upholds throwing out sexual assault charge
• Last major cruise of the year goes out in style
• Man charged in traffic deaths dies from drug overdose complications
• Recession risk rises on home sales, durables data
• Live parenting chat at 11:30 a.m.
• No death penalty in armored-truck slaying
• Parolee charged with breaking into ex-girlfriend's Ferndale home
• Utica stuns Eisenhower
• Infection killing pets, and rats may be carrier
• Recovery in danger as firms, homebuyers cut back
• Oakland County executive to call for grand jury to investigate political corruption
• Chinese state TV says 47 rescued after plane crash
• Obama appeals stem cell ruling; some work to stop
• VIDEO: Gadfly arraigned on assault charges, ordered to stay out of Eastpointe City Hall
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to Agriculture Department
• First Kermit the Frog being given to Smithsonian
• VIDEO: DNA found on bullet may delay murder trial
• Number of US troops in Iraq falls below 50,000
• Surprise shipment finds its way to zoo
• Shelby Township warning sirens malfunctioned during storm
• Michigan woman married in hospital day before dying
• Jackson County girl, 6, attacked by 3 pit bulls
• Neighboring cities help clean up Clinton Township storm debris
• Tainted egg recall so far not affecting Michigan
• Drug war sends bullets whizzing across the border
• Hooters case to continue
• Roseville man fights to stay in U.S.
• A down year for Tiger leads to parity on tour
• Warren won’t hire retired fire official to oversee grants
• Local Briefs 8-25-2010
• Oakland County executive to call for grand jury to investigate political corruption
• Source: Snyder to pick Calley as running mate
• Gadfly who hit Eastpointe police chief to face charges
• Emagine plans April 2011 debut in Royal Oak
• Infection killing pets, and rats may be carrier
• Live parenting chat at 11:30 a.m.
• Harper Charity Cruise 5-9 p.m. today in St. Clair Shores
• Harper Charity Cruise: Wedding bells, class reunion, classic cars
• Roseville man fights to stay in U.S.
• Parolee charged with breaking into ex-girlfriend's Ferndale home
• VIDEO: Apartment fire in Roseville
• VIDEO: DNA found on bullet may delay murder trial
• Local Briefs 8-25-2010
• Recovery in danger as firms, homebuyers cut back
• Ferndale enacts zoning for medical pot businesses
• Utica stuns Eisenhower
• Gadfly who hit Eastpointe police chief to face charges
• Obama appeals stem cell ruling; some work to stop
• First Kermit the Frog being given to Smithsonian
• Neighboring cities help clean up Clinton Township storm debris
• Harper Charity Cruise 5-9 p.m. today in St. Clair Shores
• Surprise shipment finds its way to zoo
• A down year for Tiger leads to parity on tour
• Hooters case to continue
• Live parenting chat at 11:30 a.m.
• Jackson County girl, 6, attacked by 3 pit bulls
• Emagine plans April 2011 debut in Royal Oak
• Warren won’t hire retired fire official to oversee grants
• Parolee charged with breaking into ex-girlfriend's Ferndale home
• Drug war sends bullets whizzing across the border
• Harper Charity Cruise: Wedding bells, class reunion, classic cars
• Source: Snyder to pick Calley as running mate
• Ferndale enacts zoning for medical pot businesses
• Case partially rejected in apartment fire
• Hammer attack suspect arraigned in hospital
• Warren on "watch list" over unspent funds
• Chinese state TV says 47 rescued after plane crash
• 3 dead, 4 wounded in shootout in central Virginia
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to Agriculture Department
• St. Clair Shores canals likely to be placed on Superfund cleanup list
• Number of US troops in Iraq falls below 50,000
• Helicopter crash investigated in White Lake
• Tainted egg recall so far not affecting Michigan
• Clinton Township declares state of emergency
• Gadfly who hit Eastpointe police chief to face charges
• VIDEO: Attorney: Man accused in beating of blind man tried to break up fight
• VIDEO: Apartment fire in Roseville
• Immigration officials to pursue deportation of illegal Roseville man
• UPDATED: Philippines bus hostage crisis ends with 7 dead
• Bed bug problem persists in Pontiac
• UPDATED: FDA commissioner says agency needs more authority on food safety
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices down 7 cents
• Ex-Marine convicted of killing pregnant colleague
• New Ferndale police, fire chiefs grew up in city
• WITH VIDEO OF CRASH: Three walk away after helicopter goes down
• Michigan woman married in hospital day before dying
• VIDEO: Woman stabbed at her Orion Township home identified; husband believed dead inside burned hous
• Local Briefs, 8-24-10
• Stocks slip as economy worries outweigh deal news
• Understanding deflation and your money
• Forlini accuses opponent of ducking televised debate
• Troops appreciate Romeo’s special care packages
• Understanding deflation and your money
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices down 7 cents
• Forlini accuses opponent of ducking televised debate
• Jamming with J. Geils
• Troops appreciate Romeo’s special care packages
• Hispanic influx creates cultural shift in Big Easy
• Warren on "watch list" over unspent funds
• Eastpointe to buy schools, convert to senior housing
• St. Clair Shores canals likely to placed on Superfund cleanup list
• Clinton River cleaned up
• Clinton Township declares state of emergency
• PACE takes on racial issues in Eastpointe
• VIDEO: Attorney: Man accused in beating of blind man tried to break up fight
• Local Briefs 8-23-2010
• 3 dead, 4 wounded in shootout in central Virginia
• Sterling Heights delays move to replace custodians with outside help
• Legal help for state's veterans
• The Old Crowd’s the in crowd
• Rev. gets lofty for missions
• BRIEFS: Parolee accused in hammer attack during car theft
• Helicopter crash investigated in White Lake
• UPDATED: FDA commissioner says agency needs more authority on food safety
• Detained illegal immigrant released on tether
• Ex-Marine convicted of killing pregnant colleague
• Bed bug problem persists in Pontiac
• WITH VIDEO OF CRASH: Three walk away after helicopter goes down
• Stocks slip as economy worries outweigh deal news
• UPDATED: Philippines bus hostage crisis ends with 7 dead
• New UCS program hopes to help struggling students
• MCC board extends Jacobs’ contract
• U.S. Chamber ofCommerce emerges as formidable political force
• VIDEO: Protesters picket Gibraltar pet shop
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: A celebration of classic cars
• VIDEO: 16th annual Woodward Dream Cruise is stll a crowd pleaser
• Smith fights prison releases
• Illegal immigrant, Troy man charged in bank robbery
• Roughly 35K remain without power in Macomb County
• Haiti ruling ends Wyclef Jean's run for president
• Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor
• Governor may consider pair of commutations
• News briefs -- 8-22-10
• Man gets probation for mortgage fraud
• News briefs 8-21-10
• Smith fights prison releases
• Chippewa Valley marching band to play with J. Geils
• Roughly 35K remain without power in Macomb County
• Ohio bear owned by PETA foe kills its caretaker
• Haiti ruling ends Wyclef Jean's run for president
• UPDATE: Weather service confirms 2nd tornado
• Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor
• Dad to drive deceased daughter’s car in cruise
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: A celebration of classic cars
• Attorneys to battle over potential new evidence in murder case
• Cloudy with a chance of evening showers for Dream Cruise weekend
• Attorneys to battle over potential evidence in George murder case
• $550k gold bar from Florida shipwreck stolen
• VIDEO: Macomb County cleans up storm damage
• Lions’ top pick Suh uninjured in Royal Oak car crash
• Illegal immigrant, Troy man charged in bank robbery
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: Classic cars celebrated
• Stony Creek Metropark reopens
• Governor may consider pair of commutations
• The morning after: county cleans up storm damage
• UPDATE: Stony Creek Metropark closed until noon, camping canceled for tonight
• News briefs -- 8-22-10
• VIDEO: 2 tornadoes rip across Macomb
• Road watch: Weekend construction
• Man gets probation for mortgage fraud
• U.S. says Israel, Palestinians to resume peace talks
• New UCS program hopes to help struggling students
• More than 50,000 without power
• MCC board extends Jacobs’ contract
• Road watch
• U.S. Chamber ofCommerce emerges as formidable political force
• ‘The Wall That Heals’ coming to Clinton Township
• VIDEO: Protesters picket Gibraltar pet shop
• Horsing around
• VIDEO: 16th annual Woodward Dream Cruise is stll a crowd pleaser
• Expert offers tips on buying classic cars
• Ohio bear owned by PETA foe kills its caretaker
• UPDATED: Tornado warning for Macomb County canceled
• Road watch: Weekend construction
• Controversial rezoning moves forward
• Weather service confirms tornado touch-down
• Cloudy with a chance of evening showers for Dream Cruise weekend
• U.S. says Israel, Palestinians to resume peace talks
• $375,000 in trip-and-fall
• Attorneys to battle over potential new evidence in murder case
• $550k gold bar from Florida shipwreck stolen
• More than 50,000 without power
• Tax breaks to help struggling Shelby firms
• VIDEO: Macomb County cleans up storm damage
• Stony Creek Metropark reopens
• Road watch
• Residents to advise Ferndale on budget, millage issues
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: Classic cars celebrated
• UPDATE: Stony Creek Metropark closed until noon, camping canceled for tonight
• ‘The Wall That Heals’ coming to Clinton Township
• Teacher pay to be tied to performance
• Road Watch: Avoid the orange traffic cones
• Road watch: Weekend construction
• Ohio bear owned by PETA foe kills its caretaker
• Retired cops sue Shelby
• Horse tramples girl at Armada Fair
• Expert offers tips on buying classic cars
• UPDATE: Weather service confirms 2nd tornado
• ConAgra's $1 meal in jeopardy
• Saudi judge considers paralysis punishment
• Controversial rezoning moves forward
• Attorneys to battle over potential new evidence in murder case
• Bull leaps into grandstands in Spain, 40 injured
• U.S. says Israel, Palestinians to resume peace talks
• VIDEO: Macomb County cleans up storm damage
• VIDEO: Pontiac courtroom in tears after 911 call played during hearing in fatal Facebook crash
• $375,000 in trip-and-fall
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: Classic cars celebrated
• Eastpointe man gets life for murder
• More than 50,000 without power
• VIDEO: Thunderstorms pound Macomb County
• VIDEO: Fatal fight over $2 and vodka drink
• Tax breaks to help struggling Shelby firms
• Saudi judge considers paralysis punishment
• Cloudy with a chance of evening showers for Dream Cruise weekend
• UPDATE: Former St. Clair Shores mayor charged with crimes
• Residents to advise Ferndale on budget, millage issues
• VIDEO: Pontiac courtroom in tears after 911 call played during hearing in fatal Facebook crash
• $550k gold bar from Florida shipwreck stolen
• UPDATED: Tornado warning for Macomb County canceled
• Teacher pay to be tied to performance
• Eastpointe man gets life for murder
• Lions’ top pick Suh uninjured in Royal Oak car crash
• VIDEO: St. Clair Shores police save man from suicide attempt
• Retired cops sue Shelby
• VIDEO: Fatal fight over $2 and vodka drink
• Stony Creek Metropark reopens
• VIDEO: Thunderstorms pound Macomb County
• ConAgra's $1 meal in jeopardy
• UPDATE: Former St. Clair Shores mayor charged with crimes
• UPDATE: Stony Creek Metropark closed until noon, camping canceled for tonight
• Bull leaps into grandstands in Spain, 40 injured
• Eastpointe, Mount Clemens voters face tax plans in November
• VIDEO: St. Clair Shores police save man from suicide attempt
• Tree-cutting case back in court
• Woman faces murder charge for 2003 Shelby Twp. incident
• Legal dispute between Sterling Heights company, Comerica Bank involves online thievery
• VIDEO: Elderly gadfly bashes Eastpointe police chief
• Muscamoot body is Chesterfield Twp. man
• Community spotlight 8-19-10
• New Haven meeting calms frayed nerves
• Israeli military confronts new foe: the Internet
• State jobless rate dips slightly to 13.1 percent
• MLK memorial's stonework 11,000 miles closer to D.C.
• 'Hillside Strangler' Bianchi denied parole
• Mother renews plea to name dingo as baby's killer
• Police seeking motive for Texas gunman's attack
• Saudi judge considers paralysis punishment
• Racing accident claims Chesterfield native
• Man jumps from building, dies
• VIDEO: Pontiac courtroom in tears after 911 call played during hearing in fatal Facebook crash
• Pilot warned passengers before crash
• Ted Nugent pleads no contest to deer baiting in California
• Eastpointe man gets life for murder
• Smoking ban considered for New Baltimore parks
• Dr. Laura plans to end radio show at end of year
• VIDEO: Fatal fight over $2 and vodka drink
• Meeting dispels rumors about racial incident
• Local news briefs 8-18-10
• UPDATE: Former St. Clair Shores mayor charged with crimes
• War comes home: Day-by-day, services honor fallen
• St. Clair Shores police save man from suicide attempt
• UPDATED: Tornado warning for Macomb County canceled
• Dubai BlackBerry users eye alternatives as curbs loom
• Man charged with bank robbery
• Road Watch: Avoid the orange traffic cones
• New plan to balance state budget
• Police investigating woman's death, husband a 'suspect'
• Horse tramples girl at Armada Fair
• Ground broken for veterans memorial
• VIDEO: Front porch of historic Mount Clemens hospital torn down
• The downside of upgrades
• Pastor's hearing delayed
• New Haven meeting calms frayed nerves
• Seven Macomb schools among state’s best
• Judge orders Monica Conyers to prison
• 'Hillside Strangler' Bianchi denied parole
• Terrorist interrogation tapes found
• UPDATE: Muscamoot Bay victim from Macomb County
• VIDEO: Front porch of historic Mount Clemens hospital torn down
• Armada Township supervisor denies he's behind recall effort against treasurer
• UN says millions without help in Pakistan floods
• Eastpointe, Mount Clemens voters face tax plans in November
• A voice for women: Volunteer panel reports to the Board of Commissioners
• Fla. mom arrested after pic of baby with bong
• Tree-cutting case back in court
• Berkley offers hot rods, arts and crafts and food vendors Friday morning
• Terrorist tapes found under CIA desk
• Legal dispute between Sterling Heights company, Comerica Bank involves online thievery
• Bloodied police chief arrests elderly gadfly at Eastpointe council meeting
• Wounded buffalo kills Zimbabwean conservationist
• Woman faces murder charge for 2003 Shelby Twp. incident
• Butterfly garden adds beauty to library
• U.S. gives $16.8M to Michigan for charter schools
• Muscamoot body is Chesterfield Twp. man
• Celebrity surgeon Frank Ryan killed in car crash
• GM recalls 250K vehicles; seat belts may not latch
• State jobless rate dips slightly to 13.1 percent
• Classic police cruisers taking part in area's premier classic cruise
• Police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• Police seeking motive for Texas gunman's attack
• Baghdad suicide bomb hits army recruits, kills 60
• Man jumps from building, dies
• UPDATE: Roseville man charged with shooting at vehicle
• Ted Nugent pleads no contest to deer baiting in California
• A voice for women: Volunteer panel reports to the Board of Commisioners
• Dr. Laura plans to end radio show at end of year
• Chippewa Valley sorts through nearly 19,000 applications for 71 teaching jobs
• Local news briefs 8-18-10
• Assault with beer bottles
• St. Clair Shores police save man from suicide attempt
• VIDEO: Armada Township supervisor denies he’s behind recall effort against treasurer
• Man charged with bank robbery
• Private senior housing proposed in Sterling Heights
• UN says millions without help in Pakistan floods
• 'Miracle' in Colombia jet crash: 1 dies, 130 live
• Fla. mom arrested after pic of baby with bong
• County schools make state's underachievement list
• Terrorist tapes found under CIA desk
• Wounded buffalo kills Zimbabwean conservationist
• GM recalls 250K vehicles; seat belts may not latch
• NAHB spent $600,000 lobbying in second quarter
• Police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• Mosque near WTC site another election-year hurdle for Democrats
• UPDATE: Roseville man charged with shooting at vehicle
• Cavers help rescue lost Illinois coonhound
• Warren woman shoots pit bull attacking her dog
• U.S. gives $16.8M to Michigan for charter schools
• Witnesses, police dispute New Haven 'attack' story
• Woman due in court for pie attack on Carl Levin
• Suspect arrested in St. Clair Shores for beating car
• CSC suspect not charged yet
• Bodies of 2 toddlers found in car in South Carolina river
• Woman due in court for pie attack on U.S. Sen. Carl Levin
• Court halts Calif. gay marriages pending appeal
• Judge orders Monica Conyers to prison
• Baghdad suicide bomb hits army recruits, kills 60
• Local Briefs 8-17-2010
• A voice for women: Volunteer panel reports to the Board of Commisioners
• Pedestrian hit by car in Eastpointe
• Vietnam Veterans memorial replica coming to Clinton Township
• Chippewa Valley sorts through nearly 19,000 applications for 71 teaching jobs
• Motorcyclist dies in crash in Bruce Township
• Shelby Township fire chief's contract to be extended
• The downside of upgrades
• Assault with beer bottles
• Royal Oak lifts gun ban on Arts, Beats & Eats
• Seven Macomb schools among state’s best
• For Ramadan, Dearborn team practices at night
• UPDATE: Muscamoot Bay victim not from St. Clair, police say
• Public works saves $1.5 million for Eastpointe, Roseville, St. Clair Shores by refinancing
• Bodies of 2 toddlers found in car in South Carolina river
• Three more years for Utica school boss
• Court halts Calif. gay marriages pending appeal
• Local briefs 8-16-2010
• Shelby Township fire chief's contract to be extended
• Royal Oak hopes parking fees will help recoup $200,000 spent on area’s biggest festival
• Private senior housing proposed in Sterling Heights
• County garage, courthouse to be repaired
• County schools make state's underachievement list
• Advocates see trouble for misdiagnosed soldiers
• Warren woman shoots pit bull attacking her dog
• Lowest-ranked schools in state revealed
• Suspect arrested in St. Clair Shores for beating car
• For Ramadan, Dearborn team practices at night
• 'Miracle' in Colombia jet crash: 1 dies, 130 live
• OPINION: Rich guys cross that bridge whenever it crosses their mind
• Petraeus says U.S. strategy in Afghanistan sound
• Millages likely to get 2nd chance in Mount Clemens, Eastpointe
• Ramadan exhibit
• Black teens say ‘mob’ of white men attacked them in New Haven
• Stabbings at first drew scant attention
• Witnesses, police dispute New Haven 'attack' story
• VIDEO: Warren Summerfest tries to address community’s needs
• Warren council OKs park, but not the funds to build it
• Sheriff, county management still battling with deputies over jail OT
• Competitors highlight annual Armada Fair
• VIDEO: Shoeshine man helps keep Mt. Clemens courthouse calm with harmonica tunes
• Royal Oak may drop ban on guns at festival
• Washington Township fire station project on track and ahead of schedule
• Motorcycle crashes in Roseville
• VIDEO: Shoeshine man helps keep Mt. Clemens courthouse calm with harmonica tunes
• VIDEO: Warren Summerfest tries to address community’s needs
• Royal Oak may drop ban on guns at festival
• Warren council OKs park, but not the funds to build it
• Sheriff, county management still battling with deputies over jail OT
• Competitors highlight annual Armada Fair
• Motorcycle crashes in Roseville
• 8 shot outside Buffalo, NY, restaurant; 4 killed
• Washington Township fire station project on track and ahead of schedule
• Clinton Township man accused of killing parents to face trial Oct. 13
• Royal Oak ready to drop ban on guns at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to start next week
• Road watch
• Road watch
• Hot doggin’ on the lake
• Hot doggin’ on the lake
• News Briefs 8-14-10
• UPDATE: Accused serial stabber won't fight extradition
• Clinton Twp. native assumes command of Navy jet squadron
• News Briefs 8-14-10
• Mt. Clemens Kiwanis Club supports animal welfare group
• Clinton Twp. native assumes command of Navy jet squadron
• Man accused of killing parents to face trial Oct. 13
• Mt. Clemens Kiwanis Club supports animal welfare group
• Armada Fair court ready for a busy week
• 8 shot outside Buffalo, NY, restaurant; 4 killed
• Man accused of killing parents to face trial Oct. 13
• Police: Flint man also suspect in stabbing in his native Israel
• Washington Township fire station project on track and ahead of schedule
• Armada Fair court ready for a busy week
• VIDEO: Detroit man shot by police is charged
• VIDEO: Warren Summerfest tries to address community’s needs
• Police: Flint man also suspect in stabbing in his native Israel
• UPDATE: Ferry rescues 4 after plane crashes into Lake Erie
• Warren council OKs park, but not the funds to build it
• VIDEO: Detroit man shot by police is charged
• 8 shot outside Buffalo, NY, restaurant; 4 killed
• Sheriff, county management still battling with deputies over jail OT
• UPDATE: Ferry rescues 4 after plane crashes into Lake Erie
• Royal Oak ready to drop ban on guns at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Competitors highlight annual Armada Fair
• UPDATED: Pit bull mauls 7-year-old boy in Warren
• Weather: Air quality alert for Macomb
• VIDEO: Shoeshine man helps keep Mt. Clemens courthouse calm with harmonica tunes
• 8 Detroit firefighters hurt battling blaze
• Royal Oak may drop ban on guns at festival
• Auto sales boost otherwise weak retail sector
• Motorcycle crashes in Roseville
• Heather Price
• Clinton Twp. native assumes command of Navy jet squadron
• Township breaks ground on military, 1st responders memorial
• Mt. Clemens Kiwanis Club supports animal welfare group
• VIDEO: Marina upgrade at Metro Beach complete
• Man accused of killing parents to face trial Oct. 13
• VIDEO: Stabbing suspect arraigned; claims police arrested wrong man
• Armada Fair court ready for a busy week
• VIDEO: Officer shoots suspect in Eastpointe
• Pit bull mauls 7-year-old boy in Warren
• Whitaker out, Akerson in at GM
• Royal Oak ready to drop ban on guns at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Witness: Doctor kept secret files on Anna Nicole Smith
• VIDEO: Detroit man shot by police is charged
• Tillman's family hopes to get truth in own way
• Weather: Air quality alert for Macomb
• County to help communities on marijuana questions
• 8 Detroit firefighters hurt battling blaze
• New festival coming to park
• Auto sales boost otherwise weak retail sector
• Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to start next week
• Clinton Township man accused of killing parents to face trial Oct. 13
• Granholm: Extradition pending for stabbing suspect
• Ferry rescues 4 after plane crashes into Lake Erie
• Jet Blue passengers: That's not what happened
• Dale Wilcox
• News briefs -- 8-13-10
• Road watch
• Roseville school board president Joe Steenland dies at age 75
• News Briefs 8-14-10
• The 12-Step Buddhist comes to Macomb
• Court clears way for horse roundup
• Jet Blue passengers: That's not what happened
• Marshal: 'Bonnie and Clyde' may be in Ark.
• Granddaughter, police rescue elderly man
• Roseville school board president Joe Steenland dies at age 75
• 200-plus acts to perform at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Clinton Township fire chief reverses course, keeps Elizabeth Road station open
• Clinton Township fire chief reverses course, keeps Elizabeth Road station open
• Man charged in mugging of elderly woman
• 'Granddad Bandit' captured
• VIDEO: $500K in lottery tickets set to expire
• Man guilty of all counts in Eastpointe salon shooting
• Deadbeat dad who started new family gets prison
• LIVE CAMS: Check the drive home
• Villain or hero?
• VIDEO: Officer shoots suspect in Eastpointe
• Expanded Armada Fair opens Monday
• Warren Summerfest to provide 1,000 boxes of groceries to the needy
• Jet Blue passengers: That's not what happened
• VIDEO: Son accused in Roseville woman's murder
• VIDEO: Son arrested in Roseville woman's slaying
• Roseville school board president Joe Steenland dies at age 75
• News briefs -- 8-12-10
• VIDEO: Disabled enjoy a morning on the lake
• UPDATE: Person arrested in serial stabbings
• The 12-Step Buddhist comes to Macomb
• VIDEO: Son accused in Roseville woman's murder
• Expanded Armada Fair opens Monday
• VIDEO: Disabled enjoy a morning on the lake
• Police: Person arrested in serial stabbings
• Clinton Township fire chief reverses course, keeps Elizabeth Road station open
• 200-plus acts to perform at Arts, Beats & Eats
• VIDEO: $500K in lottery tickets set to expire
• Man guilty of all counts in Eastpointe salon shooting
• Court clears way for horse roundup
• LIVE CAMS: Check the drive home
• Warren Summerfest to provide 1,000 boxes of groceries to the needy
• Whitaker out, Akerson in at GM
• Granddaughter, police rescue elderly man
• CEO Karmanos aids Mount Clemens mugging victim
• Whitaker out, Akerson in at GM
• Real estate transfers
• Clinton Township fire chief reverses course, keeps Elizabeth Road station open
• Local news briefs 8-11-10
• Real estate transfers
• Community spotlight
• 'Granddad Bandit' captured
• News briefs -- 8-12-10
• Community spotlight
• VIDEO: Officer shoots suspect in Eastpointe
• Deadbeat dad who started new family gets prison
• Could Oakland County lose Pistons?
• Ex-Detroit mayor faces deposition in stripper case
• LIVE CAMS: Check the drive home
• Nurses fear even more ER assaults as programs cut
• News briefs -- 8-11-10
• Son accused in Roseville woman's murder
• Shredded letters cause fuss among Mount Clemens officials
• Gun advocates say they have right to carry weapons at Arts, Beats & Eats in Royal Oak
• Man guilty of all counts in Eastpointe salon shooting
• House passes bill to help teachers, public workers
• CEO Karmanos aids Mount Clemens mugging victim
• Immigration agency applies new biometric sharing technology
• Local news briefs 8-11-10
• Murder case in hands of jury
• Marshal: 'Bonnie and Clyde' may be in Ark.
• Warren OK’s first tool and die tax break
• Man charged in mugging of elderly woman
• VIDEO: Pawlenty calls for return to ‘American common sense’ at Macomb event
• Villain or hero?
• UPDATE: Gun advocates say they have right to carry weapons at Royal Oak festival
• Son sought in Roseville woman's slaying
• VIDEO: Asphalt contractor demands cash, leaves without finishing the job
• Open carry backers target Royal Oak fest
• Educators uncertain of jobs-bill impact
• Detroiter charged in mugging elderly Roseville woman
• Rangel: 'Don't leave me swinging in the wind'
• Flint police: 16th stabbing victim reported
• New York governor offers help moving ground zero mosque
• Kwame Kilpatrick deposed again in stripper case
• Survivors of Alaska plane crash spent cold night
• Royal Oak rejects proposed medical marijuana growing operation
• Russian wildfires raise Chernobyl radiation fears
• China landslide death toll rises to 700
• Paul denies suggestions of college kidnapping
• Company files plan to restart Mich. oil pipeline
• VIDEO: Matt Landry memorial
• China landslide death toll rises to 700
• Suspect in New Baltimore crime spree sought
• Company files plan to restart Mich. oil pipeline
• Driver in fatal Chesterfield crash unlicensed
• Ex-Detroit mayor faces deposition in stripper case
• Macomb deputy's exam adjourned
• UPDATE: Gun advocates say they have right to carry weapons at Royal Oak festival
• Detroiter charged in mugging elderly Roseville woman
• Suspect sought in New Baltimore crime spree
• Rangel: 'Don't leave me swinging in the wind'
• Kwame Kilpatrick deposed again in stripper case
• VIDEO: Mount Clemens man pleads not guilty to beating blind man
• News briefs -- 8-11-10
• VIDEO: Summer camp in Warren focuses on diversity
• Gun advocates say they have right to carry weapons at Arts, Beats & Eats in Royal Oak
• Murder defendant maintains self-defense claim
• House passes bill to help teachers, public workers
• Macomb Township raises water rates
• Immigration agency applies new biometric sharing technology
• Fish surviving Kalamazoo River oil spill
• Murder case in hands of jury
• Muslim group files more suits in slain Detroit imam probe
• VIDEO: Asphalt contractor demands cash, leaves without finishing the job
• Incinerator heat to be converted to energy
• Educators uncertain of jobs-bill impact
• Driver in Chesterfield fatal released from hospital
• Open carry backers target Royal Oak fest
• Veteran law enforcer first to announce candidacy for county sheriff
• Flint police: 16th stabbing victim reported
• Trial date set for ex-Lion accused of sex with Roseville girl
• Local news briefs
• Flint police seek suspected serial killer
• Royal Oak rejects proposed medical marijuana growing operation
• Police challenge arbitration award
• News briefs
• Smooth sailing
• Group aims to boost Michigan’s economic recovery
• New group seeks to gather and share schools information in Center Line
• Competing tax plans may go on Shores ballot
• VIDEO: Mount Clemens man pleads not guilty to beating blind man
• Mount Clemens mugging suspect arraigned
• VIDEO: Summer camp in Warren focuses on diversity
• St. Clair Shores council member concerned about confusion over public safety proposals
• Trial date set for ex-Lion accused of sex with Roseville girl
• Juvenile 'intake' adds 2nd courtroom
• Murder defendant maintains self-defense claim
• Suspect in New Baltimore crime spree sought
• Veteran law enforcer first to announce candidacy for county sheriff
• Driver in Chesterfield fatal released from hospital
• Fish surviving Kalamazoo River oil spill
• Muslim group files more suits in slain Detroit imam probe
• Flint police seek suspected serial killer
• Eastpointe hires reserve officers
• Group wants to revamp government in Warren
• VIDEO: Son grieves for parents killed in head-on crash in Chesterfield Township
• Kagan sworn in as fourth woman on Supreme Court
• Police: Shooting victim lied
• Flynn Middle School students write encyclopedia of teen health concerns
• Memorial set for Matt Landry
• VIDEO: Selfridge officials say outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease is over
• Trying to revive boat building
• Group wants to revamp government in Warren
• Kagan sworn in as fourth woman on Supreme Court
• News Briefs -- 8-8-10
• Missing ACT tests were damaged at post office
• Smooth sailing
• VIDEO: Son grieves for parents killed in head-on crash in Chesterfield Township
• Group aims to boost Michigan’s economic recovery
• Police: Shooting victim lied
• New group seeks to gather and share schools information in Center Line
• Flynn Middle School students write encyclopedia of teen health concerns
• Juvenile ‘intake’ adds 2nd courtroom
• Memorial set for Matt Landry
• Competing tax plans may go on Shores ballot
• VIDEO: Selfridge officials say outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease is over
• News Briefs -- 8-8-10
• Trying to revive boat building
• Missing ACT tests were damaged at post office
• Macomb Township increases water rates
• Companies hire at slow pace for 3rd straight month
• News Briefs -- 8-8-10
• Shelby Township fair is in its 27th year of celebrating art
• VIDEO: Son grieves for parents killed in head-on crash in Chesterfield Township
• Final plug nears after crews cement oil well's top
• Flynn Middle School students write encyclopedia of teen health concerns
• Chesterfield Township elderly couple killed in crash
• Memorial set for Matt Landry
• Lions help needy get eyeglasses
• VIDEO: Selfridge officials say outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease is over
• Man robbed at gunpoint on John R
• Trying to revive boat building
• State cites insurance agent as unlicensed
• Group wants to revamp government in Warren
• Texting ban boosts Bluetooth sales
• Kagan sworn in as fourth woman on Supreme Court
• Brothers arrested in mugging of blind man
• Missing ACT tests were damaged at post office
• Road watch
• Police: Shooting victim lied
• Local briefs
• Milwaukee teachers fight for Viagra drug coverage
• AP Exclusive: CIA whisked detainees from Gitmo
• UM opens North Quad, its 1st new dorm since 1967
• After five-year freeze, Ford will pay Bill Ford
• ACT test scores lost
• Milwaukee teachers fight for Viagra drug coverage
• Police union challenges arbitration award
• AP Exclusive: CIA whisked detainees from Gitmo
• Woman charged with attempting to cash phony check
• UM opens North Quad, its 1st new dorm since 1967
• Federal unemployment benefits restored in Michigan
• After five-year freeze, Ford will pay Bill Ford
• Court hearing for accused killer delayed again
• Macomb Township increases water rates
• VIDEO: Mount Clemens rallies around blind crime victim
• Companies hire at slow pace for 3rd straight month
• Man pleads no contest in child's death, to get 3-5 years in prison
• Man robbed at gunpoint on John R
• Private eye cleared of gun charge
• 41A District Court closed Friday
• Shafer surprised with margin of victory in county executive race
• On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding
• College ACT tests lost
• Serial killer suspected in Mid-Michigan deaths
• Final plug nears after crews cement oil well's top
• Authorities ID 2 killed in Missouri school buses crash
• New al-Qaida leader knows US well
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• AP sources: Arrests linked to terrorism in Somalia
• Shelby Township fair is in its 27th year of celebrating art
• BP finishing up 'static kill' by pumping cement
• Chesterfield Township elderly couple killed in crash
• Trustees: Medicare hospital fund extended 12 years
• Lions help needy get eyeglasses
• Police arrest man suspected of driving rental car overdue by 18 months
• Two brothers arrested in attack on legally blind man
• Sixth Legionnaires' case reported at Selfridge; CDC called in to help
• Man pleads no contest in child's death, to get 3-5 years in prison
• ACT test scores lost
• VIDEO: Reward offered in attack on blind man
• VIDEO: Freighter goes aground in St. Clair River
• Private eye cleared of gun charge
• VIDEO: Police seek help solving slaying of hair stylist
• Opening statements begin in Anna Nicole Smith trial
• Shafer surprised with margin of victory in county executive race
• Appeal of ruling could delay gay weddings in California
• Arts, Beats & Eats needs 500 volunteers
• 41A District Court closed Friday
• Featured home of the week
• Pat Garrett's descendants try to block pardon for Billy the Kid
• On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding
• 2 women charged in kindergarten graduation brawl
• AP sources: Arrests linked to terrorism in Somalia
• Woman told robber computer had tracking device
• BP finishing up 'static kill' by pumping cement
• BP plugs well with mud; feds say much of oil gone
• Troy band wants to play for freecreditscore.com
• 1 dead after small plane crashes in north Phoenix
• Armada friends clip coupons for the troops
• Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• Trustees: Medicare hospital fund extended 12 years
• Police search for clues after man slain in Pontiac
• Feds OK $600M in housing aid for 5 states
• VIDEO: Dog alerts woman to burning home
• Hazel Park to decide rules for medical pot businesses
• Youth flees from Mount Clemens court
• Police union challenges arbitration award
• Serial killer suspected in Mid-Michigan deaths
• Layoffs lead to closure of Clinton Township fire station
• Woman charged with attempting to cash phony check
• Authorities ID 2 killed in Missouri school buses crash
• Nine of 10 Macomb County school meet federal progress standards
• Federal unemployment benefits restored in Michigan
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• ELECTION ANALYSIS: A political name game
• Court hearing for accused killer delayed again
• Police arrest man suspected of driving rental car overdue by 18 months
• BP plugs well with mud; feds say much of oil gone
• 1 dead after small plane crashes in north Phoenix
• Police search for clues after man slain in Pontiac
• Dog alerts woman to burning home
• Official: 9 killed in Conn. warehouse shooting
• Bristol Palin calls it quits with fiance Johnston
• Opening statements begin in Anna Nicole Smith trial
• Sun storms may bring northern lights to Mich.
• Judge overturns Calif. gay marriage ban
• Police: man used scissors to cut 2 passengers on bus in Hazel Park
• Youth flees from Mount Clemens court
• Man pleads to felony murder in brutal Warren bar slaying
• Layoffs lead to closure of Clinton Township fire station
• Teen artist honored by Boys and Girls Clubs of America
• Nine of 10 Macomb County school meet federal progress standards
• Wanted: new school boss
• ELECTION ANALYSIS: A political name game
• Rift remains over firing, hiring
• Sixth Legionnaires' case reported at Selfridge; CDC called in to help
• Gang beats, robs blind man in Mount Clemens
• VIDEO: Reward offered in attack on blind man
• N.Y. panel clears way for mosque near ground zero
• VIDEO: Freighter goes aground in St. Clair River
• Arts, Beats & Eats needs 500 volunteers
• 2 women charged in kindergarten graduation brawl
• Police: man used scissors to cut 2 passengers on bus in Hazel Park
• Man pleads to felony murder in brutal Warren bar slaying
• Teen artist honored by Boys and Girls Clubs of America
• Wanted: new school boss
• Rift remains over firing, hiring
• North Korea threatens to retaliate against South Korea
• Man pleads to felony murder in brutal Warren bar slaying
• Three teens caught breaking into Warren home
• Local Briefs 8-3-2010
• Man charged with kidnapping after abducting his ex-girlfriend at gunpoint in Mount Clemens
• Fourth case of Legionnaires' confirmed at Selfridge
• High court makes it easier for injured to collect
• Clinton Township approves layoff of seven firefighters
• Official: 9 killed in Conn. warehouse shooting
• New Macomb Township treasurer well-seasoned
• Sun storms may bring northern lights to Mich.
• Voters have plateful today
• Bristol Palin calls it quits with fiance Johnston
• 4th Annual Stars and Stripes Festival
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