Royal Oak, MI News

• Royal Oak, MI News
• Wild Summer Nights Concert Series
• Detectives and Command Officers agree to pay cuts and more
• Safe Neighborhoods Community Dialogue
• Cupcake Wars’ Winner!!!
• When Growing your Business or Organization It's All About Who You Know
• Earth Day Celebration
• Memorial Society - Calling all Volunteers
• Pre-Memorial Day, Sullivan Funeral Directors Offers Veterans And Families A Free Trip To National Cemetery In Holly
• Royal Oak Parks: Lawn Season Comes Early
• Woodward 5 Sustainability Partnership Open House
• Fire Employees Agree To Pay Cut And More
• Election Workers Needed
• DMC Presents Project to DDA
• Splash Pad Project On Hold
• Stagecrafters unveils 2012-13 season
• People vs Spalding
• Economic Vitality Incentive Program
• 2012 'Everything After The Dress' Bridal Showcase at Lisa’s Gift Wrappers
• City Seeking Applicants for New Committees
• City Acts to Eliminate Public Safety Threat
• Michigan Youth Arts Festival 2012
• In Time For The Holidays, Lisa’s Gift Wrappers Unwraps 2012 Custom Gift Wrap Line
• Detroit Chamber Winds And Strings, Together With The Choir Of Andover High School, Will Present Holiday Brass
• Michigan Wrap Artist Is a One Stop Holiday Gift Resource For Outstanding Wrapped Gifts For Holiday 2011
• Voters to Decide on Charter Amendments
• Downtown Parking Meters Go Wireless
• All general employees agree to concessions
• AFSCME Employees Agree To More Concessions
• Roof Collapse on Main Street
• Post Office Labor Day Weekend Hours
• Back to School for Royal Oak - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• MI Apple Trail Public Art Project Unveils
• Arts, Beats & Eats Music, Sponsors and Charities Announced
• Pro-Tech Employees Accept Additional Concessions
• Band Together At Black Finn And Raise Funds To End Domestic Violence
• Royal Oak Gets New 7-Eleven Store - Grand Opening Party
• Time Capsule Project
• Bank Robbery-13 Mile Rd-Bank of America
• Rain Causes Delay in Park Mowing
• Home Invasion Suspect Arrested
• Emagine & Star Lanes Open to Entertain
• 39th Annual International Glass Invitational
• Arts. Beats, & Eats 2011 Kickoff
• Tree City USA Recognition
• Woodward 5 Collaborative Open House
• Yard Waste Separation Begins
• Haven's Promenade Of Hope Works To Ensure All A Safe Home
• Department Head Group Agrees to Concessions
• 4th AnnualGarden Fresh Laugh Detroit Comedy Festival Royal Oak, March 27- April 2, 2011
• Cabaret Detroit Brings Strories Told In Song To Southeast Michigan
• Spring Recreation Programs Available
• Creativity’s A Bloom At Lisa’s Gift Wrappers
• Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Traffic Alert - Avoid Coolidge / Normandy Area
• Michigan Youth Arts Festival 2011
• Grant for Firefighters Received
• Abduction Attempt - Alert
• Snow Emergency Declared!
• Water Department Scam - Alert
• School Superintendent Search Community Forum Feb 2
• HPRP Homeless Prevention Funds
• Bridal Showcase 2011: Making Dreams Come to Life
• Department of Public Service Employees Accept Concessions
• Parking Meter Testing
• Rochester Road Access Management Plan
• Gift Wrapping Has Gone High Tech
• Historical Society WW-II Exhibit
• Custom Gift Wrap Is A Dream Come True For Michigan Retailer
• Halloween Safety Tips
• Badly burned Texas man waits for face transplant
• Friends skeptical that Widlak killed himself
• Two workers killed in Tennessee post office shooting
• Medical examiner rules boy’s death a homicide
• Parking ticket leads to arrest of Clawson armed robbery suspect
• UPDATE: Police treating missing banker case as homicide
• Body of missing banker found, say police
• Preschool helps kids with special needs
• Pentagon locked down after 'possible shots fired'
• Warren man gets three years for impersonating FBI agent
• Customer steals cash at Warren Burger King
• Police briefs
• Rochester Hills beefs up dog rules
• Ex-Detroit councilwoman Conyers: I was pressured
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Ferndale woman charged with shooting husband in the neck
• Sweet reward
• Two workers killed in Tennessee post office shooting
• Medical examiner rules boy’s death a homicide
• Parking ticket leads to arrest of Clawson armed robbery suspect
• UPDATE: Police treating missing banker case as homicide
• Body of missing banker found, say police
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• Sweet reward
• Troy post office slated for downsizing
• Giggles for Grace benefits childcare for homeless
• Local news briefs 10-17-10
• Injured driver wins $140,000 from Royal Oak
• Forum answers questions about four different millages, possible independent Troy library
• Invasive pines to be removed at Sleeping Bear park
• Seasoned employee to head Metroparks
• Explosion in Chinese coal mine kills 21, traps 16
• Spirit Day aims to prevent gay suicides
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Relocation of historic house shows belief in Troy’s future
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Ferndale woman charged with shooting husband in the neck
• VIDEO: Independence Oaks-North: A dream becomes a reality
• NY judge lets widow access dead husband's sperm
• Seasoned employee to head Metroparks
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Explosion in Chinese coal mine kills 21, traps 16
• Dog bites 'Moss Man' outside Ore. rock museum
• Spirit Day aims to prevent gay suicides
• Royal Oak police log
• Relocation of historic house shows belief in Troy’s future
• SW Michigan couple’s kids born on 8/8/8, 9/9/9, 10/10/10
• Michigan man’s ’87 murder conviction thrown out
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Chairmen of the Board singer General Johnson dies
• Police: Hazel Park woman tried to drive car over ex-boyfriend
• Ferndale woman charged with shooting husband in the neck
• VIDEO: Independence Oaks-North: A dream becomes a reality
• Troy post office slated for downsizing
• Giggles for Grace benefits childcare for homeless
• Local news briefs 10-17-10
• NY judge lets widow access dead husband's sperm
• Injured driver wins $140,000 from Royal Oak
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• Forum answers questions about four different millages, possible independent Troy library
• Sweet reward
• Invasive pines to be removed at Sleeping Bear park
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Employee attack in Ferndale left boss with 41 head stitches, police say
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Police: Doughnut thief pees, offers officer sex
• Free heart screening offered to high school students
• Area expo aims to help caregivers
• Leadership Troy to honor volunteers
• Dog bites 'Moss Man' outside Ore. rock museum
• Local news briefs 10-14-10
• Royal Oak police log
• Police log 10-14-10
• SW Michigan couple’s kids born on 8/8/8, 9/9/9, 10/10/10
• Toilet paper tossed from plane at NJ school
• Michigan man’s ’87 murder conviction thrown out
• NY mosque argument on 'The View' leads to walk-off
• Feds oppose Calif. Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Ready, set, snore! Spain holds siesta contest
• Chairmen of the Board singer General Johnson dies
• US seeks delay in 'don't ask, don't tell' ruling
• Police: Hazel Park woman tried to drive car over ex-boyfriend
• County executive L. Brooks Patterson is featured speaker during live simulcast at 7 p.m.
• Ferndale woman charged with shooting husband in the neck
• Pedestrian dies in Rochester Hills after being hit by car
• No increase for Social Security next year
• Royal Oak ballot proposals aim to protect park land
• Aunt found not guilty of first-degree child abuse after spending four years in prison
• Police seek tips with sketch of gunman in Ferndale holdup
• Two shot in separate incidents in Pontiac
• Jury being picked in case of teenager accused of killing Oak Park police officer
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Bullied girl finds allies on MTV series
• Police seek tips with sketch of gunman in Ferndale holdup
• Employee attack in Ferndale left boss with 41 head stitches, police say
• Police: Doughnut thief pees, offers officer sex
• Ferndale eyes deal to build parking deck with apartments
• Jury being picked in case of teenager accused of killing Oak Park police officer
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Free heart screening offered to high school students
• Waterford man charged with flashing in Royal Oak
• Employee attack in Ferndale left boss with 41 head stitches, police say
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Area expo aims to help caregivers
• Mom threw infant against wall killing him, Warren police say
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Man accused of posing as DEA agent to Hazel Park police
• Leadership Troy to honor volunteers
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• VIDEO: Mom accused of faking son's leukemia to get psychiatric exam
• Local news briefs 10-14-10
• Pontiac police union to fight takeover as details emerge on proposed hiring of sheriff's deputies
• Traverse City woman startled by 4-foot boa constrictor
• Police log 10-14-10
• Man accused of posing as DEA agent to Hazel Park police
• Dog owner faces arraignment in pit bull attacks
• Toilet paper tossed from plane at NJ school
• VIDEO: Mom accused of faking son's leukemia to get psychiatric exam
• ‘Stars’ step in for charity
• NY mosque argument on 'The View' leads to walk-off
• Traverse City woman startled by 4-foot boa constrictor
• JEANNE TOWAR: Sharing the spirit of Kiwanis
• Ready, set, snore! Spain holds siesta contest
• Dog owner faces arraignment in pit bull attacks
• Jury selection to get under way in trial of teen accused of killing police officer
• ‘Stars’ step in for charity
• Detroit Blues Challenge finals are Sunday
• US seeks delay in 'don't ask, don't tell' ruling
• JEANNE TOWAR: Sharing the spirit of Kiwanis
• Local news briefs 10-14-10
• County executive L. Brooks Patterson is featured speaker during live simulcast at 7 p.m.
• Jury selection to get under way in trial of teen accused of killing police officer
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Green jobs are growing
• Pedestrian dies in Rochester Hills after being hit by car
• Detroit Blues Challenge finals are Sunday
• Bullied girl finds allies on MTV series
• Royal Oak ballot proposals aim to protect park land
• Local news briefs 10-14-10
• Waterford man charged with flashing in Royal Oak
• Police seek tips with sketch of gunman in Ferndale holdup
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Green jobs are growing
• Pedestrian dies in Rochester Hills after being hit by car
• Jury being picked in case of teenager accused of killing Oak Park police officer
• Police seek tips in Ferndale armed robbery
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Traverse City woman startled by 4-foot boa constrictor
• UPDATE: Cougar spotted twice in Troy; officials skeptical
• Relative: Missing North Carolina girl had 'terrible' home life
• Dog owner faces arraignment in pit bull attacks
• Police: Suspects caught trying to burglarize Ferndale business
• Police: Naked man found in business watching porn
• ‘Stars’ step in for charity
• Pontiac Police Department to end with takeover by Oakland County Sheriff
• Men rescued from Chilean mine
• JEANNE TOWAR: Sharing the spirit of Kiwanis
• Woman to be charged with beating her 8-month-old to death
• Anti-cancer strategies to be taught
• Jury selection to get under way in trial of teen accused of killing police officer
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Fifty guitars of stars up for bid
• Detroit Blues Challenge finals are Sunday
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Police log 10-13-10
• Local news briefs 10-14-10
• Police: Naked man found in business watching porn
• Southfield hopes voters OK $50 million bond
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Green jobs are growing
• Men rescued from Chilean mine
• Man found passed out behind wheel on I-75
• Bullied girl finds allies on MTV series
• Anti-cancer strategies to be taught
• VIDEO: STIMULUS TRACKER -- American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has helped some get into homes
• Ferndale eyes deal to build parking deck with apartments
• Fifty guitars of stars up for bid
• Two-year-olds playing in street; woman won't come out and attend to them even after cops come
• Waterford man charged with flashing in Royal Oak
• Police log 10-13-10
• Pair guilty of first-degree murder in the Kmart case
• Mom threw infant against wall killing him, Warren police say
• Man found passed out behind wheel on I-75
• Halloween happenings
• Royal Oak has new Fire Chief
• VIDEO: STIMULUS TRACKER -- American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has helped some get into homes
• Local news briefs 10-13-10
• Ferndale eyes deal to build parking deck with apartments
• Pontiac police union to fight takeover as details emerge on proposed hiring of sheriff's deputies
• Letter carriers protest pressure to work faster
• Waterford man charged with flashing in Royal Oak
• Man accused of posing as DEA agent to Hazel Park police
• Ferndale limits pot zones, waits for outcome of court case
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• VIDEO: Mom accused of faking son's leukemia to get psychiatric exam
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Michigan candidates for governor meet in only debate
• Warren wants Jon Jon’s gone
• Verdict reached for woman accused of murder in Waterford Kmart killing; jury still out on man
• Southfield hopes voters OK $50 million bond
• Oakland County Sheriff's deputy injured on day he retires, loses leg
• Two-year-olds playing in street; woman won't come out and attend to them even after cops come
• 55,000 pot applications: County leaders call on state to clarify law on medical marijuana
• Halloween happenings
• Local news briefs 10-13-10
• Letter carriers protest pressure to work faster
• Relative: Missing North Carolina girl had 'terrible' home life
• Pair guilty of first-degree murder in the Kmart case
• Ferndale limits pot zones, waits for outcome of court case
• Police seek tips in Ferndale armed robbery
• Cougar spotted twice in Troy; officials skeptical
• Police: Suspects caught trying to burglarize Ferndale business
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Drunken Wisconsin man needs rescue after chasing one-legged goose
• Royal Oak eyes $1-an-hour parking rate
• Hazel Park man won’t face charges in homicide
• Michigan candidates for governor meet in only debate
• Warren wants Jon Jon’s gone
• Verdict reached for woman accused of murder in Waterford Kmart killing; jury still out on man
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Drunken Wisconsin man needs rescue after chasing one-legged goose
• Stimulus helps schools, but only delays problems
• Royal Oak eyes $1-an-hour parking rate
• Hazel Park man won’t face charges in homicide
• Forum on Troy library millage
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• VIDEO: STIMULUS TRACKER: Funds bolster defense contracts
• Watch Royal Oak High School on MTV's 'If You Really Knew Me'
• Ferndale to consider extending medical marijuana zones
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Man spits at assistant prosecutor after being found guilty of first-degree felony murder
• Hazel Park man won’t face charges in homicide
• Forum on Troy library millage
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• VIDEO: STIMULUS TRACKER: Funds bolster defense contracts
• Watch Royal Oak High School on MTV's 'If You Really Knew Me'
• Ferndale to consider extending medical marijuana zones
• Drunken Wisconsin man needs rescue after chasing one-legged goose
• Stimulus helps schools, but only delays problems
• Royal Oak eyes $1-an-hour parking rate
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Johnson, Benson meet in secretary of state debate
• Royal Oak to criminalize noise
• Royal Oak police log Oct. 1-8
• Man faces assault charges in Ferndale baby shower throwdown
• Hazel Park monthly water bills confusing
• Ferndale coach shot, killed in Detroit
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Search for missing tourist thwarted by drug gangs
• Michigan man puts off heart procedure to watch game
• State universities rake in stimulus funds for studies
• Yale School of Medicine manages loss of stimulus grants
• Mich. couple gets 4 years in prison in Stamos case
• Uncertainty over US plans as war enters 10th year
• Johnson, Benson meet in secretary of state debate
• 72,000 stimulus payments went to dead people
• Jones resigns as NSC chief, Donilon next director
• Man driving hearse runs over, kills Macomb Township pal
• Pirate rap station interrupts broadcasts in Fla.
• VIDEO: Medical marijuana supporters rally at courthouse
• Pa. blood bank worker won't be charged for porn
• Texas man's online marijuana sales ad backfires
• 2 more bodies found in Hungary's red sludge
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• Man spits at assistant prosecutor after being found guilty of first-degree felony murder
• Woman and baby saved from Southfield apartment fire
• Two men behind Troy couple's murder get prison
• Southfield store owner shot, killed
• Missing banker purchased gun
• Brooks: No Oakland County money for Detroit stadium
• Silicon Valley smartphone snatcher prompts manhunt
• Drunken juror jailed
• Working-class whites shun Dems
• Sheriff: Possibility that banker met with foul play 'growing stronger'
• France warns of high terror risk in Britain
• Local news briefs 10-7-10
• Riddle asks for 2 years in prison for corruption
• 72,000 stimulus payments went to dead people
• Provocative dancing prohibited for Romeo students
• Hero cops save 5 leaping fire victims in Pennsylvania blaze
• Man driving hearse runs over, kills Macomb Township pal
• Two men behind Troy couple’s murder get prison
• Michigan mom, 30, convicted of murdering newborn
• VIDEO: Medical marijuana supporters rally at courthouse
• Macomb Township girl, 12, shot by dad working on gun
• Driver leaps from vehicle, escapes after being stopped by deputies in Pontiac
• Texas man's online marijuana sales ad backfires
• I-696 to eastbound I-94 opens early
• Naked Cowboy briefs NYers on his presidential bid
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• Ferndale adult ed students suspected in burglary
• Panel: Gov't thwarted worst-case scenario on Gulf oil spill
• Ferndale coach shot, killed in Detroit
• 63rd Annual Community Awards
• Woman arraigned in Facebook road rage crash
• Leaf Collection Starting on November 1st
• TOWAR: Eagle Scout focuses on history
• Uncertainty over US plans as war enters 10th year
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Dealer says ‘Clunkers’ a bureaucratic mess
• Woman and baby saved from Southfield apartment fire
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Cash for Clunkers a stimulus favorite
• Southfield store owner shot, killed
• Webinar links patients to breast cancer experts
• Man faces assault charges in Ferndale baby shower throwdown
• Ferndale free medical clinic hosts forums on health issues
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Royal Oak High School coach resigns after Facebook flap
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• DDCdances Opens Its 31st Concert Series ddcMOVES With ‘Best Moves’
• Michigan students get DC vote site to play fight song
• Riddle asks for 2 years in prison for corruption
• Provocative dancing prohibited for Romeo students
• Reunions
• Hero cops save 5 leaping fire victims in Pennsylvania blaze
• Two men behind Troy couple’s murder get prison
• Patterson predicts GOP sweep in state
• Ex-French trader must pay $6.7 billion for fraud
• I-696 to eastbound I-94 opens early
• Peoples Bank ordered to merge or be sold
• Michigan mom, 30, convicted of murdering newborn
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Local news briefs 10-6-10
• Driver leaps from vehicle, escapes after being stopped by deputies in Pontiac
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Swine dining
• Canada joins U.S. in Asian carp research project
• Tucker the Turtle needs lift back to Kentucky
• VIDEO: Stimulus pays for $2.1M bridge
• Woman arraigned in Facebook road rage crash
• Michigan students get DC vote site to play fight song
• Stimulus helps road projects
• Drunken juror jailed
• Reunions
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Sheriff: Possibility that banker met with foul play 'growing stronger'
• Patterson predicts GOP sweep in state
• Man found guilty in home invasion, murder case
• Macomb Township girl, 12, shot by dad working on gun
• Peoples Bank ordered to merge or be sold
• Chile president sees miners rescued in 10 days
• Ferndale adult ed students suspected in burglary
• Local news briefs 10-6-10
• Silicon Valley smartphone snatcher prompts manhunt
• Local Briefs, 10-5-10
• Royal Oak needs 5.5 mills to bring back laid-off public safety workers
• Swine dining
• Webinar links patients to breast cancer experts
• Poof! Silverdome pot party goes up in smoke
• City Proposals on the November Ballot
• VIDEO: Stimulus pays for $2.1M bridge
• Ferndale free medical clinic hosts forums on health issues
• Troy dog attacked by coyote
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus helps road projects
• Royal Oak High School coach resigns after Facebook flap
• Hazel Park gets federal COPS grant to keep two police officers
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Working-class whites shun Dems
• Brooks: No Oakland County money for Detroit stadium
• VIDEO: Royal Oak holds off on medical marijuana ban
• Tucker the Turtle needs lift back to Kentucky
• France warns of high terror risk in Britain
• Local news briefs 10-7-10
• Japan joins U.S. in Euro terror warning
• Peoples Bank ordered to merge or be sold
• Ferndale neighbors' call leads to arrest of suspect
• Local news briefs 10-6-10
• Police: Handyman took woman's van in Ferndale to buy drugs
• Chile president sees miners rescued in 10 days
• Swine dining
• Troy dog attacked by coyote
• VIDEO: Stimulus pays for $2.1M bridge
• Royal Oak holds off on medical marijuana ban
• Stimulus helps road projects
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Man found guilty in home invasion, murder case
• Local Briefs, 10-5-10
• Poof! Silverdome pot party goes up in smoke
• Hazel Park gets federal COPS grant to keep two police officers
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Oktoberfest: Tony Soullier's Chocolate Chip Cookies
• Cities plan medical marijuana meetings
• Grief expert to offer coping skill in Troy
• Police: Handyman took woman's van in Ferndale to buy drugs
• Gay student: Assistant AG harassed him for months
• No end in sight to Pakistan-NATO supply standoff
• Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
• Pot possession in California now like speeding ticket
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Maslamani guilty on all 18 counts, including murder of Matthew Landry
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Local news briefs
• Local news briefs
• Enforcement of Troy's distracted driving ordinance delayed
• Enforcement of Troy's distracted driving ordinance delayed
• KATHY HUTSON: Troy library proposals meant to confuse voters
• KATHY HUTSON: Troy library proposals meant to confuse voters
• Japan joins U.S. in Euro terror warning
• Oktoberfest: Tony Soullier's Chocolate Chip Cookies
• Cities plan medical marijuana meetings
• Cities plan medical marijuana meetings
• Grief expert to offer coping skill in Troy
• Japan joins U.S. in Euro terror warning
• Ferndale neighbors' call leads to arrest of suspect
• Police: Texas 4-year-old runs over, kills newborn
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Daily Tribune project keeps an eye on government spending
• Award-winning cookie recipe
• Oktoberfest transforms farm market into beer garden
• Local news briefs
• Cooking up support for literacy project
• Troy police to probe library petition
• Enforcement of Troy's distracted driving ordinance delayed
• KATHY HUTSON: Troy library proposals meant to confuse voters
• Gay student: Assistant AG harassed him for months
• Maslamani guilty on all 18 counts, including murder of Matthew Landry
• No end in sight to Pakistan-NATO supply standoff
• Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
• Pot possession in California now like speeding ticket
• Pot possession in California now like speeding ticket
• Police: Texas 4-year-old runs over, kills newborn
• Police: Texas 4-year-old runs over, kills newborn
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Sander Levin: 'We've begun to climb the hill ...'
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Stimulus spending: Is it working?
• Daily Tribune project keeps an eye on government spending
• Daily Tribune project keeps an eye on government spending
• Award-winning cookie recipe
• Gay student: Assistant AG harassed him for months
• Oktoberfest transforms farm market into beer garden
• Maslamani guilty on all 18 counts, including murder of Matthew Landry
• Local news briefs
• Cooking up support for literacy project
• Troy police to probe library petition
• Enforcement of Troy's distracted driving ordinance delayed
• KATHY HUTSON: Troy library proposals meant to confuse voters
• Gay student: Assistant AG harassed him for months
• Maslamani guilty on all 18 counts, including murder of Matthew Landry
• Newlyweds burglarized
• No end in sight to Pakistan-NATO supply standoff
• No end in sight to Pakistan-NATO supply standoff
• Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
• Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
• Pot possession in California now like speeding ticket
• State school aid restored
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Warren pair arrested in undercover drug bust
• Investigation continues into mysterious death of attorney
• Missing banker was being sued
• News briefs -- 10-1-10
• Police briefs 10-1-10
• Royal Oak high school club aids goal of equipping orphans
• VIDEO: Gubernatorial candidate Snyder campaigns in Pontiac
• VIDEO: Experts say to be wary of rattlesnakes
• VIDEO: New law bans synthetic marijuana
• Coolest bar opens Friday
• Inmate ends up nearly naked after jail escape try
• Students asked to make conservation PSA
• Mich. to get $215M boost to stem foreclosures
• Royal Oak native Fred Carter, leader in beach safety, dies at age 54
• Newlyweds burglarized
• Mom accused of faking son's cancer due in court
• Experts say parents need to promote good mental health in children, teens
• Police seek driver in abduction attempt
• Mich. assistant AG's anti-gay blog free speech?
• Missing banker's phone had been used
• VIDEO: Mom charged with soliciting funds by faking terminal cancer in her 12-year-old son
• Pit bulls or people?
• Scientists: Mussels may leave Asian carp nothing to eat
• Teen ordered to trial for sexual assault at daycare
• Mich. State Police to sweep for sex offenders
• Ferndale council delays decision on noise ordinance
• Stand-up comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Cyber bullies turn computers into weapons
• Genealogy meeting planned
• Lighting the way
• Local news briefs 9-30-10
• Lockdown lifted after threatening call to Berkley elementary school
• Troy firefighters extinguish high-rise fire
• Local news briefs 9-30-10
• Congress punts tough choices until after election
• Missing banker's phone had been used
• AP Source: Lindsay Lohan admits herself to rehab
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• California gubernatorial candidate denies she knew housekeeper was illegal
• Pit bulls or people?
• Mom faked son's cancer to raise money
• News briefs -- 10-1-10
• County park passes go on sale Friday
• Fire on 16th floor of Troy's PNC building causes significant damage
• Ferndale council delays decision on noise ordinance
• Royal Oak high school club aids goal of equipping orphans
• City to regulate chickens
• City hatches plan for raising chickens
• Congress punts tough choices until after election
• VIDEO: Experts say to be wary of rattlesnakes
• Lockdown lifted after threatening call to Berkley elementary school
• California gubernatorial candidate denies she knew housekeeper was illegal
• Coolest bar opens Friday
• Pro-life group protests at Clarkston clinic
• Cyber bullies turn computers into weapons
• Students asked to make conservation PSA
• Mom 2 Mom sale at Addams Elementary
• Scientists: Mussels may leave Asian carp nothing to eat
• Suspect runs into library while fleeing police
• TOWAR: Spread laughter, feed the hungry
• Royal Oak native Fred Carter, leader in beach safety, dies at age 54
• 30 Gulf cartel suspects captured in north Mexico
• Mich. State Police to sweep for sex offenders
• Experts say parents need to promote good mental health in children, teens
• AP Source: Lindsay Lohan admits herself to rehab
• Stand-up comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Missing banker's phone had been used
• Cyber bullies turn computers into weapons
• Mom faked son's cancer to raise money
• Genealogy meeting planned
• Pit bulls or people?
• Scientists: Mussels may leave Asian carp nothing to eat
• Ferndale council delays decision on noise ordinance
• Local news briefs 9-30-10
• Fire on 16th floor of Troy's PNC building causes significant damage
• TOWAR: Spread laughter, feed the hungry
• Police release man held in Hazel Park homicide
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Lockdown lifted after threatening call to Berkley elementary school
• Mich. State Police to sweep for sex offenders
• Charges dropped against Farmington Hills woman accused of killing her husband
• VIDEO: Experts say to be wary of rattlesnakes
• Mom 2 Mom sale at Addams Elementary
• Stand-up comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Intoxicated witness driven to Clawson police station by drunken driver, police say
• County park passes go on sale Friday
• Suspect runs into library while fleeing police
• Genealogy meeting planned
• Police: Drunk driver with infant son flees Madison Heights officers, crashes
• Royal Oak native Fred Carter, leader in beach safety, dies at age 54
• 30 Gulf cartel suspects captured in north Mexico
• Troy grants preliminary approval of transit center
• Ferndale man’s barking dog leads police to suspected pot
• Local news briefs 9-29-10
• Hazel Park man dies during fight, death ruled homicide
• Armed robbers going to prison
• Pro-life group protests at Clarkston clinic
• Animal shelter filled to the gills
• Police release man held in Hazel Park homicide
• Ferndale man’s barking dog leads police to suspected pot
• Mom faked son's cancer to raise money
• Mom 2 Mom sale at Addams Elementary
• Busted: Prostitution sting in Pontiac nets several arrests
• Charges dropped against Farmington Hills woman accused of killing her husband
• Suspect runs into library while fleeing police
• Police find CVS robbery suspect behind Ferndale dumpster
• Intoxicated witness driven to Clawson police station by drunken driver, police say
• 30 Gulf cartel suspects captured in north Mexico
• Hazel Park man dies during fight, death ruled homicide
• Police: Drunk driver with infant son flees Madison Heights officers, crashes
• AP Source: Lindsay Lohan admits herself to rehab
• Death of Farmington Hills attorney ruled accidental
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• Ferndale council delays decision on noise ordinance
• Farmington Hills woman charged with husband's murder released from jail
• New Jersey police charge 2 in fatal college shooting
• Great Lakes Crossing reborn as outlet mall
• Mexican governor: hundreds feared dead in slide
• Author: Invasive species cause more harm than Exxon Valdez spill
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at the University of Texas
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary
• Jimmy Carter taken off flight, to hospital in Ohio
• Troy grants preliminary approval of transit center
• Great Lakes Crossing reborn as outlet mall
• Local news briefs 9-29-10
• Author: Invasive species cause more harm than Exxon Valdez spill
• Armed robbers going to prison
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary
• Animal shelter filled to the gills
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary at Oak Park home
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• Farmington Hills woman charged with husband's murder released from jail
• Mexican governor: hundreds feared dead in slide
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at the University of Texas
• Jimmy Carter taken off flight, to hospital in Ohio
• Busted: Prostitution sting in Pontiac nets several arrests
• Police find CVS robbery suspect behind Ferndale dumpster
• Hazel Park man dies during fight, death ruled homicide
• Death of Farmington Hills attorney ruled accidental
• Attorney says sexting Wisconsin prosecutor to resign
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Mother speaks out in defense of daughter in case of Farmington Hills lawyer's murder
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary
• Ferndale man's barking dog leads police to suspected pot operation
• Troy grants preliminary approval of transit center
• Chrysler fires employees caught drinking, smoking pot
• Local news briefs 9-29-10
• Opening statements heard in slaying of Kmart employee
• Armed robbers going to prison
• Royal Oak teachers, board settle
• Animal shelter filled to the gills
• New Jersey police charge 2 in fatal college shooting
• Ferndale man’s barking dog leads police to suspected pot
• Royal Oak ice arena gets new operator
• Bill would require cleanup of future school sites
• Tigers beat Twins 5-1 in Detroit's home finale
• Chrysler fires employees caught drinking, smoking pot
• Board fires missing bank chief
• Royal Oak teachers, board settle
• Appeals court: Transgender identity irrelevant
• Attorney says sexting Wisconsin prosecutor to resign
• Vatican probes group tied to scandal
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Mother speaks out in defense of daughter in case of Farmington Hills lawyer's murder
• Opening statements heard in slaying of Kmart employee
• Ferndale man's barking dog leads police to suspected pot operation
• Congressional candidates to debate
• Overloaded extension cord causes Royal Oak Township house fire
• Local news briefs
• New Michigan park funding program starts Friday
• Oakland plummets on list of wealthy counties
• South Oakland Shelter halts move to Ferndale church
• Police briefs
• South Oakland Shelter halts move to Ferndale church
• Police briefs
• Royal Oak ice arena gets new operator
• Vatican probes group tied to scandal
• Tigers beat Twins 5-1 in Detroit's home finale
• Board fires missing bank chief
• Appeals court: Transgender identity irrelevant
• Congressional candidates to debate
• Boy, 3, killed in Thumb region farming accident
• Man killed by Sterling Heights police
• Overloaded extension cord causes Royal Oak Township house fire
• Local news briefs
• New Michigan park funding program starts Friday
• Oakland plummets on list of wealthy counties
• Detroit man, 54, struck, killed by falling tree
• Queen tried to get UK poverty fund to heat palace
• Lindsay Lohan returns to Calif. jail in handcuffs
• Wife denied bond in Farmington Hills murder case
• Collapsed deal may hold clue to missing banker
• Congressional candidates to debate
• Detroit symphony contract talks planned for today
• Boy, 3, killed in Thumb region farming accident
• State police find 400 pounds of pot during stop
• Man killed by Sterling Heights police
• Beijing faces worsening traffic gridlock
• Overloaded extension cord causes Royal Oak Township house fire
• Va. puts woman to death; rare U.S. female execution
• Local news briefs
• Lawsuit against Royal Oak, officials dismissed
• New Michigan park funding program starts Friday
• Detroit Historical Museum offers 5 new exhibitions
• Oakland plummets on list of wealthy counties
• Local news briefs 9-24-10
• South Oakland Shelter halts move to Ferndale church
• Man arraigned for Oak Park pool shooting
• Police briefs
• Molestation suspect charged in domestic assault
• Royal Oak ice arena gets new operator
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe officer
• Police briefs 9-24-10
• Mich. attorney general candidates hold 1st debate
• Local news briefs 9-24-10
• Poll: 70 percent say we're too wired on electronic devices
• Queen tried to get UK poverty fund to heat palace
• Mich. attorney general candidates hold 1st debate
• Man arraigned for Oak Park pool shooting
• LIVE STREAM: President Barack Obama speaks
• Lindsay Lohan returns to Calif. jail in handcuffs
• Detroit man, 54, struck, killed by falling tree
• Molestation suspect charged in domestic assault
• VIDEO: Clawson pianist boogied out of legal career to perform
• Wife denied bond in Farmington Hills murder case
• Queen tried to get UK poverty fund to heat palace
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe officer
• It's lights out for I-696 this weekend
• Collapsed deal may hold clue to missing banker
• Lindsay Lohan returns to Calif. jail in handcuffs
• Daycare molestation suspect charged in Royal Oak domestic assault
• Detroit symphony contract talks planned for today
• Wife denied bond in Farmington Hills murder case
• Parents’ dispute over ‘booty’ nixes cheerleading for little girl
• State police find 400 pounds of pot during stop
• Collapsed deal may hold clue to missing banker
• Peters ad sparks protest by Raczkowski supporters
• Beijing faces worsening traffic gridlock
• Rumors swirl about Farmington Hills attorney’s death
• Jobless can get free work pants
• Va. puts woman to death; rare U.S. female execution
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe Ferndale officer with cash
• Building director calls for presale home inspections
• Lawsuit against Royal Oak, officials dismissed
• Parents’ dispute over ‘booty’ nixes cheerleading for little girl
• Homelessness soaring
• Detroit Historical Museum offers 5 new exhibitions
• Peters ad sparks protest by Raczkowski supporters
• Detroit symphony contract talks planned for today
• Local news briefs 9-24-10
• Jobless can get free work pants
• State police find 400 pounds of pot during stop
• Man arraigned for Oak Park pool shooting
• Building director calls for presale home inspections
• Beijing faces worsening traffic gridlock
• Molestation suspect charged in domestic assault
• Homelessness soaring
• Va. puts woman to death; rare U.S. female execution
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe officer
• Police briefs 9-24-10
• Lawsuit against Royal Oak, officials dismissed
• Rumors swirl about Farmington Hills attorney’s death
• Mich. attorney general candidates hold 1st debate
• Detroit Historical Museum offers 5 new exhibitions
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe Ferndale officer with cash
• Detroit man, 54, struck, killed by falling tree
• Police briefs 9-24-10
• To debate or not to debate, that is the question
• Burned Macomb County girl's father charged with child abuse
• Garbage picker accused of stealing leaf blower in Clawson
• Towar: Immigrant helps Troy Rotary celebrate Patriot Week
• Police seek couple in Clawson retail frauds
• Peters fires off new round of attack ads
• Rumors swirl about Farmington Hills attorney’s death
• Retired Royal Oak chiefs sound alarm about privatizing ambulances
• Police: Suspect tried to bribe Ferndale officer with cash
• Man accused of raping daughters stands trial
• Poll: 70 percent say we're too wired on electronic devices
• Missing banker had former gambling habit
• LIVE STREAM: President Barack Obama speaks
• ‘Sexting’ scandal at Chippewa Valley Schools reviewed
• VIDEO: Clawson pianist boogied out of legal career to perform
• Government needs $133.78 a share to recover GM money
• It's lights out for I-696 this weekend
• Local news briefs 9-23-10
• Daycare molestation suspect charged in Royal Oak domestic assault
• Unusual worry for economy: Is inflation too low?
• Ferndale man charged in robbery spree due in court
• Court affirms overturning gay adoption ban
• Spanish area OKs flaming bull festivals
• Insurers stop selling new child-only health plans
• Mount Clemens hospital site labeled historic
• 6-year-old girl badly burned in fire pit has died
• Troy group seeks ordinance amendment to save library
• Troy library petition would force city's hand
• A love stronger than cancer
• Michigan faces medical marijuana application backlog
• Lighting technology firm plugs into Troy
• Retired Royal Oak chiefs sound alarm about privatizing ambulances
• Police briefs 9-22-10
• UPDATE: Deputies search for missing banker, suicide suspected
• Ferndale man charged in robbery spree due in court
• Local news briefs 9-22-10
• VIDEO: Business is booming at Troy's Somerset Collection
• Spanish area OKs flaming bull festivals
• Royal Oak to vote on school contract
• Summit calls for reduction in distracted driving
• Mount Clemens hospital site labeled historic
• Domestic violence victims remembered
• NM police: We need info about licensed medical pot
• A love stronger than cancer
• Lawrence hits campaign trail
• Fed to ponder whether bolder action needed
• Burned Macomb County girl's father charged with child abuse
• Troy church offers animal blessing
• CEO of troubled Mount Clemens bank disappears
• Garbage picker accused of stealing leaf blower in Clawson
• Japan bars Paris Hilton after Las Vegas drug plea
• Royal Oak to vote on teachers contract
• Police seek couple in Clawson retail frauds
• Ferndale to showcase city for investors, developers
• Police: Suspected copper thieves had list of vacant homes
• Royal Oak closer to ban on medical marijuana
• Tip jar stolen from Troy coffee shop
• Medical marijuana defendants' hearing delayed
• Business leaders work to fill vacant Ferndale buildings
• VIDEO: Massive search yields no sign of missing banker
• Parking ticket? Try yoga bends, Mass. city says
• Dog poop has bright side: Powering Mass. park lamp
• Bed bugs making a big comeback
• Police: Indiana kids died after 10 hours in closet
• Police: Driver tried to lure girl into van in Royal Oak
• White House looks to boost health law at 6 months
• Ambulance stolen in Detroit during medical run
• Italian police seize $30M from Vatican in probe
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Lighting technology firm plugs into Troy
• Lighting technology firm plugs into Troy
• Murder, new assault charges in Michigan serial stabbings
• UPDATE: Deputies search for missing banker, suicide suspected
• UPDATE: Deputies search for missing banker, suicide suspected
• Gas main broken near Adams and Silver Bell in Oakland Township
• VIDEO: Business is booming at Troy's Somerset Collection
• VIDEO: Business is booming at Troy's Somerset Collection
• Court hearing for Ferndale pot defendants set for Nov. 3
• Summit calls for reduction in distracted driving
• Summit calls for reduction in distracted driving
• RI funeral home operators plan next door pub
• NM police: We need info about licensed medical pot
• NM police: We need info about licensed medical pot
• Lynyrd Skynyrd inspiration dies in north Florida
• Fed to ponder whether bolder action needed
• Fed to ponder whether bolder action needed
• DNRE offers special hunts for youth, disabled vets
• CEO of troubled Mount Clemens bank disappears
• CEO of troubled Mount Clemens bank disappears
• Aretha Franklin's son severely beaten in Detroit
• Troy police warn distracted drivers about new law
• Troy police warn distracted drivers about new law
• Michigan lawmakers ready to tackle budget bills
• RI funeral home operators plan next door pub
• Court hearing for Ferndale pot defendants set for Nov. 3
• Police: Suspected copper thieves had list of vacant homes
• Detroit interim police chief's job made permanent
• Lynyrd Skynyrd inspiration dies in north Florida
• Tip jar stolen from Troy coffee shop
• Tip jar stolen from Troy coffee shop
• 9 NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• DNRE offers special hunts for youth, disabled vets
• Senate repeal of ban on gays in military falters
• Senate repeal of ban on gays in military falters
• Military gay ban becomes election-year hot button
• Aretha Franklin's son severely beaten in Detroit
• Business leaders work to fill vacant Ferndale buildings
• Business leaders work to fill vacant Ferndale buildings
• Michigan lawmakers ready to tackle budget bills
• Parking ticket? Try yoga bends, Mass. city says
• Parking ticket? Try yoga bends, Mass. city says
• Detroit interim police chief's job made permanent
• Bed bugs making a big comeback
• Bed bugs making a big comeback
• 9 NATO troops killed in Afghan helicopter crash
• Police: Driver tried to lure girl into van in Royal Oak
• Police: Driver tried to lure girl into van in Royal Oak
• Military gay ban becomes election-year hot button
• Italian police seize $30M from Vatican in probe
• Italian police seize $30M from Vatican in probe
• Court hearing for Ferndale pot defendants set for Nov. 3
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• 13 from religious sect found in park after tense hunt
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Murder, new assault charges in Michigan serial stabbings
• Gas main broken near Adams and Silver Bell in Oakland Township
• Troy police warn distracted drivers about new law
• Birmingham Rail District may get bistro ordinance
• Ferndale to charge fee to medical marijuana facilities
• 13 from religious sect found in park after tense hunt
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Troy police warn distracted drivers about new law
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Birmingham Rail District may get bistro ordinance
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• Ferndale to charge fee to medical marijuana facilities
• Murder, new assault charges in Michigan serial stabbings
• Gas main broken near Adams and Silver Bell in Oakland Township
• Ferndale to charge fee for licensing medical marijuana facilities
• Troy police seek Canadian sex assault suspect
• Woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in South Carolina lake
• Pope to UK: deeply sorry, ashamed of sex abuse
• Texas high school quarterback dies after throwing touchdown
• Body of missing 85-year-old Birmingham man found
• I only read the articles — I swear!
• News briefs 9-19-10
• Troy police seek Canadian sex assault suspect
• Local authors to talk about their work at book fair
• OU campus gets facelift
• Road rage incident leads to Berkley school lockdown
• Cities to drop Hazel Park, Ferndale school elections
• Woodward Avenue office vacancies rise to 25 percent
• Smoking ban hurts some, helps others
• Ferndale struts its funk
• Oakland County cider mills usher in autumn
• Texas high school quarterback dies after throwing touchdown
• I only read the articles — I swear!
• Body of missing 85-year-old Birmingham man found
• News briefs 9-19-10
• Troy police seek Canadian sex assault suspect
• Local authors to talk about their work at book fair
• OU campus gets facelift
• Road rage incident leads to Berkley school lockdown
• Cities to drop Hazel Park, Ferndale school elections
• Woodward Avenue office vacancies rise to 25 percent
• Smoking ban hurts some, helps others
• Ferndale struts its funk
• Oakland County cider mills usher in autumn
• UPDATE: Jury rules against Kid Rock to tune of $40,000
• Ferndale to charge fee for licensing medical marijuana facilities
• Troy police seek Canadian sex assault suspect
• Woman bags 1,025-pound alligator in South Carolina lake
• Pope to UK: deeply sorry, ashamed of sex abuse
• Oakland County cider mills usher in autumn
• Group to raise funds for Hazel Park scholarships
• Jury in Kid Rock civil case begins deliberations
• AIDS walk marks 20th year
• Bank robbery suspect turns himself in
• Police: 5 arrested in London over threat to pope
• Keller gets pond, butterfly garden
• CEO sees GM helping rebuild SE Michigan
• VIDEO: Ferndale man charged in 'Darth Vader' store robbery
• VIDEO: Massive house fire in Bloomfield Township
• News briefs, 9-17-10
• Ferndale to charge fee for licensing medical marijuana facilities
• VIDEO: Waterford Twp. police seeking man who tried to rob a gas station with a steak knife
• Former Michigan football star Skrepenak gets prison in West Virginia
• Troy police seek Canadian sex assault suspect
• UPDATE: Berkley schools lockdown lifted
• Child survives fall from 9th-floor apartment window
• CEO sees GM helping rebuild SE Michigan
• Run for the Wild raises money for zoo vet bills
• Controversy surrounds loot left over from Silverdome’s closure
• Family fun benefits children’s hospital
• OCC enrollment climbs
• Boy, 15, sentenced to read books after fatal hit-and-run
• Royal Oak High band toots horns for Ford
• Jeanne Towar: Boys & Girls Club excited about annual auction
• Cops seize medical marijuana from back yard
• Royal Oak layoffs hit 11 first responders
• New business to bring hundreds of jobs to Ferndale
• AP source: Wall St. critic tapped for consumer post
• U.S. forces advance in Taliban green belt stronghold
• Weather: Severe T'storm watch until 7
• GOP senator says he will hold up food safety bill
• Sinkhole closes section of Middlebelt Road in Farmington Hills
• Judge says medical-marijuana legislation needs clarification
• About 100 people lined officer's procession to college
• Michigan lawmakers consider partial repeal of driver responsibility fees
• Severe storms to south, rain here
• Community college deal would end tax reimbursement, keep other funds same
• Ferndale man charged in 'Darth Vader' store robbery
• Police seize medical marijuana in Auburn Hills
• Child survives fall from ninth story apartment window in Southfield
• Authorities: Man had bomb material, gun
• BP's Hayward to testify to UK lawmakers on spill
• Local woman's 'Got Talent'
• Group to raise funds so Hazel Park students get free college
• Police seek hit-run information
• Bernero attacks Snyder economic plan
• Troy siblings attend OU for engineering degrees
• Ferndale seeks grant to rehire firefighters
• Group to raise funds so Hazel Park students get free college
• Pistons looking for singers, drummers
• Bernero attacks Snyder economic plan
• Students warned about bed bugs moving into their dorms
• Royal Oak band toots horns for Ford
• Man in Darth Vader mask robs Ferndale store
• Jeanne Towar: Boys & Girls Club excited about annual auction
• Every dog has his day
• Cops seize medical marijuana from back yard
• City wants gun-free festival zones
• Royal Oak layoffs hit 11 first responders
• Royal Oak pays $686,000 over texting cop who killed man
• New business to bring hundreds of jobs to Ferndale
• Personal phone call by controller led to Hudson midair collision
• BP's Hayward to testify to UK lawmakers on spill
• News briefs, 9-15-10
• Boy, 15, sentenced to read books after fatal hit-and-run
• Fall For Creativity At Lisa’s Gift Wrappers
• Officials: Pastor tried to set up sex with minor
• Projects promise jobs for Oakland, Macomb counties
• Eastbound I-696 closed in Centerline due to spill
• Iran frees detained U.S. woman on $500,000 bail
• Lawmaker donates part of his pay to medical scholarship
• UPDATE: French Senate passes ban on full Muslim veils
• Man in Darth Vader mask robs Ferndale store
• Royal Oak pays $686,000 over texting cop who killed man
• Eastbound I-696 closed in Centerline due to spill
• Iran frees detained U.S. woman on $500,000 bail
• UPDATE: French Senate passes ban on full Muslim veils
• Ferndale seeks grant to rehire firefighters
• At least 21 survive plane crash in Venezuela
• Imam says resolution to New York City mosque debate in works
• Iran bail decision on American stirs backlash
• Garbage truck hits, kills woman in wheelchair
• Deliberations begin in Southfield homicide
• Lake Orion pastor arrested, accused of soliciting a minor
• White House hopes Republicans will accept tax cuts
• New Jersey teen ID'd as 4th victim of double-decker bus crash
• Roseville fire crew delivers baby girl in family's home
• Troy siblings attend OU for engineering degrees
• Two pedestrians killed on I-75 in Hazel Park
• Parking Permits Required in Royal Oak Neighborhoods During Festival
• Gift shop pitches in to equip kids for school
• Home sales slide while prices jump
• ‘Everybody here is dreaming’
• Land giveaway part of Muskegon development plan
• Chilean miners found alive may be stuck for months
• New Ferndale police and fire chiefs grew up in the city
• Neighbors: Home where bear attacked Ohioan a 'zoo'
• Gift shop pitches in to equip kids for school
• Home sales slide while prices jump
• Illegal immigrant, Troy man charged in bank robbery
• Haiti ruling ends Wyclef Jean's run for president
• UPDATE: Iran starts nuclear reactor, says intent peaceful
• Sweden seeks Wikileaks founder arrest in rape case
• VIDEO: Dream Cruisin' on Friday night down Woodward Avenue
• ‘Everybody here is dreaming’
• Woodward Avenue reopened in Pontiac after accident
• 7-Eleven Slurpee Battle Of The Bands Fan Schmooze For ‘The Banana Convention’
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: A celebration of classic cars
• Home sales slide while prices jump
• ‘Everybody here is dreaming’
• Stony Creek Metropark reopens
• Suspected scrap metal thief arrested in Oak Park
• Clawson day-care worker charged with molesting girl
• Neighbors: Home where bear attacked Ohioan a 'zoo'
• Illegal immigrant, Troy man charged in bank robbery
• Haiti ruling ends Wyclef Jean's run for president
• Iran begins fueling first nuclear reactor
• Sweden seeks Wikileaks founder arrest in rape case
• VIDEO: Dream Cruisin' on Friday night down Woodward Avenue
• Woodward Avenue reopened in Pontiac after accident
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: A celebration of classic cars
• Gift shop pitches in to equip kids for school
• Clawson day-care worker charged with molesting girl
• Flexing muscles of man, machine
• Macomb County cleans up after storms
• Get a taste of Arts, Beats & Eats
• UPDATE: Stony Creek Metropark closed until noon, camping canceled for tonight
• Hazel Park animal shelter to use Petfinder.com
• U.S. says Israel, Palestinians to resume peace talks
• VIDEO: ‘Pre-Dream-cruising’ almost as good as the real thing
• Cloudy with a chance of evening showers for Dream Cruise weekend
• Injured ankle nets $375,000
• LIVE FROM THE WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE: Classic cars celebrated
• Expert offers tips on buying classic cars
• Horse tramples girl at Armada Fair
• Advocates push for Braille literacy
• Hazel Park animal shelter to use Petfinder.com
• Bull leaps into grandstands in Spain, 40 injured
• ConAgra's $1 meal in jeopardy
• Frozen in time
• News briefs 8-20-10
• News briefs -- 8-20-10
• Illnesses linked to tainted eggs will likely increase
• JEANNE TOWAR: Royal Oak students help flood victims
• Floral artist looks forward to Art-on-the-Lake
• Rabies cases continue
• Stony Creek Metropark reopens
• Advocates push for Braille literacy
• Ohio bear owned by PETA foe kills its caretaker
• Special Cruise cupcakes will have extra ‘pop’
• Suspected scrap metal thief arrested in Oak Park
• Step out in vintage style for Dream Cruise
• Ted Nugent pleads no contest to deer baiting in Cailifornia
• Dr. Laura plans to end radio show at end of year
• Police seeking motive for Texas gunman's attack
• Royal Oak students help Tennessee flood victims
• Residents to advise Ferndale on budget, millage issues
• Automakers return in force to 2010 Dream Cruise
• Royal Oak's Emagine Theater complex shovel-ready
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• New plan to balance state budget
• Dubai BlackBerry users eye alternatives as curbs loom
• Local news briefs 8-19-10
• Bug season peaks this month
• Horse tramples girl at Armada Fair
• Pilot warned passengers before medical flight crash
• News briefs -- 8-20-10
• Police investigate woman's death
• Bull leaps into grandstands in Spain, 40 injured
• Rabies cases continue
• Frozen in time
• JEANNE TOWAR: Royal Oak students help flood victims
• Ferndale woman completes walk in breast cancer event
• Dr. Laura plans to end radio show at end of year
• Man jumps from building, dies
• Police seeking motive for Texas gunman's attack
• Berkley offers up hot cars, hot music, cool fun
• Cavers help rescue lost Illinois coonhound
• Butterfly garden adds beauty to library
• GM recalls 250K vehicles; seat belts may not latch
• Vintage police cars join Dream Cruise classics
• Terrorist interrogation tapes found
• Police briefs 8-18-10
• Israel: Palestinian takes hostages at Turk Embassy
• South Carolina police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• UPDATE: Roseville man charged with shooting at vehicle
• Man jumps from 15th floor of Clawson high-rise
• Berkley offers up hot cars, cool fun
• Ferndale Emergency Vehicle show part of Dream Cruise activities
• 2 Oakland schools below grade, could face takeover
• Feds poisoning lamprey in Muskegon River system
• Homemaker of the Year named
• What residents think about pot
• Public reacts to city's decision on gun ban
• Ted Nugent pleads no contest to deer baiting in Cailifornia
• Police briefs, 8-17-10
• Freeze coming Wednesday
• Royal Oak lifts gun ban on Arts, Beats & Eats
• Cavers help rescue lost Illinois coonhound
• U.S. giving Michigan $16.8M for charter schools
• Woman due in court for pie attack on U.S. Sen. Carl Levin
• Wounded buffalo kills Zimbabwean conservationist
• GM recalls 250K vehicles; seat belts may not latch
• UN says millions without help in Pakistan floods
• Baghdad suicide bomb hits army recruits, kills 60
• Terrorist interrogation tapes found
• Israel: Palestinian takes hostages at Turk Embassy
• South Carolina police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• UPDATE: Roseville man charged with shooting at vehicle
• Mistrial declared in Farmington Hills road rage shooting
• Lowest-ranked state schools revealed
• Bodies of 2 toddlers found in car in South Carolina river
• 'Miracle' in Colombia jet crash: 1 dies, 130 live
• Mistrial declared in Farmington Hills road rage shooting
• Lowest-ranked state schools revealed
• 'Miracle' in Colombia jet crash: 1 dies, 130 live
• Bodies of 2 toddlers found in car in South Carolina river
• Police briefs, 8-17-10
• Freeze coming Wednesday
• Former Ferndale cop charged with molestation
• Curbing crime
• Clubs attract car buffs
• Final plug on Gulf oil leak at least days away
• 10,000 festival parking spaces available
• Royal Oak ready to drop ban on guns at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Former Ferndale cop charged with molestation
• Curbing crime
• Commerce on the menu
• Clubs attract car buffs
• Gubernatorial candidates to have 3 debates
• Final plug on Gulf oil leak at least days away
• Deposition set for unnamed woman in stripper suit
• Stabbings suspect unlikely to return to Mich. soon
• 8 shot outside Buffalo, NY, restaurant; 4 killed
• Obama makes clear support for ground zero mosque
• Clubs attract car buffs
• Gubernatorial candidates to have 3 debates
• Final plug on Gulf oil leak at least days away
• Road watch
• Royal Oak ready to drop ban on guns at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Former Ferndale cop charged with molestation
• Deposition set for unnamed woman in stripper suit
• Stabbings suspect unlikely to return to Mich. soon
• 8 shot outside Buffalo, NY, restaurant; 4 killed
• Obama makes clear support for ground zero mosque
• Road watch
• Former Ferndale cop charged with molestation
• Curbing crime
• Commerce on the menu
• Police seek person of interest in slaying
• County offers help on marijuana questions
• Pit bull mauls 7-year-old boy in Warren
• Airport open house includes air show
• Granholm: Extradition pending for stabbing suspect
• Dream Cruise founder Nelson House dies at age 69
• Take chargeStrategies vs. credit card debt
• GM posts another profit, moves toward stock sale
• Royal Oak ready to drop ban on guns at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to start next week
• New festival coming to Metro Beach
• Jobs picture dims as unemployment claims rise
• GM has change in command
• Metro Beach South Marina reconstruction celebrated
• Man denies fatally stabbing mother
• Oakland International Airport open house, air fair Sunday
• Local news briefs 8-13-10
• Compromise reached on Pleasant Ridge/Ferndale basketball issue
• County offers help on marijuana questions
• GM's Whitacre steps down, Akerson takes over as CEO
• Police: Israeli man also suspect in Israel attack
• Police seek person of interest in slaying
• GM posts another profit, moves toward stock sale
• Stay debt free with less money
• Road watch
• Airport open house includes air show
• Take chargeStrategies vs. credit card debt
• Pit bull mauls 7-year-old boy in Warren
• Metro Beach South Marina reconstruction celebrated
• Russia: Iran's nuclear plant to start next week
• Dream Cruise founder Nelson House dies at age 69
• Oakland International Airport open house, air fair Sunday
• GM has change in command
• Royal Oak ready to drop ban on guns at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Compromise reached on Pleasant Ridge/Ferndale basketball issue
• Man denies fatally stabbing mother
• New festival coming to Metro Beach
• GM's Whitacre steps down, Akerson takes over as CEO
• Local news briefs 8-13-10
• Former Ferndale cop charged with molestation
• Watchdog panel cites global impact of US bailout
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• Police: Person arrested in serial stabbings
• Local news briefs 8-12-10
• Jobs picture dims as unemployment claims rise
• Homicide Investigation - Person of Interest Being Sought
• Royal Oak City Hall reopens on Fridays for half-day
• Pleasant Ridge wants basketball court removed after gun incident
• Local news briefs 8-11-10
• 200-plus music acts to perform at Arts, Beats & Eats in Royal Oak
• TOWAR: A fitting memorial to fallen friend
• Candidates seek college, school, city, village posts
• Clawson Lions Club hosts Main Street car show
• Deadbeat dad gets 3 years in prison
• GM posts $1.33 billion profit, a sign of strength
• Independence Oaks County Parks expands
• Police seek tips in death of man killed trying to cross I-75
• Royal Oak rejects proposed medical marijuana growing operation
• Ex-Detroit mayor faces deposition in stripper case
• Royal Oak City Hall reopens on Fridays for half-day
• Troy institutions coping with cuts
• Pleasant Ridge wants basketball court removed after gun incident
• UPDATE: Gun advocates say they have right to carry weapons at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Local news briefs 8-11-10
• Tropical depression halts drilling at Gulf well
• 200-plus music acts to perform at Arts, Beats & Eats in Royal Oak
• Survivors of Alaska plane crash spent cold night
• City hall Reopens as Employees Accept Concessions
• Russian wildfires raise Chernobyl radiation fears
• UPDATE: Gun advocates take aim at Royal Oak festival
• Film camp teaches autistic children
• Rangel: Don't leave me swinging in the wind
• Court watches out for veterans
• Company files plan to restart Mich. oil pipeline
• Pistons likely would play in Detroit under Ilitch ownership
• UPDATE: Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Future of Berkley fun
• UN: Afghan civilian deaths rise sharply
• Dems, GOP look ahead to Nov. 2 election
• China landslide death toll rises to 700
• Lisas Gift Wrappers Designs For Kids The Gift Of Giving
• Kwame Kilpatrick deposed again in stripper case
• House passes bill to help teachers, public workers
• Free park entry for seniors
• Company files plan to restart Mich. oil pipeline
• 'Appreciation Day' celebrates seniors
• Kwame Kilpatrick deposed again in stripper case
• 1,100 missing in China as Asian flood misery rises
• House passes bill to help teachers, public workers
• Free park entry for seniors
• 'Appreciation Day' celebrates seniors
• 1,100 missing in China as Asian flood misery rises
• UPDATE: Gun advocates take aim at Royal Oak festival
• Rescuers arrive to help Alaska plane crash victims
• UN: Afghan civilian deaths rise sharply
• China landslide death toll rises to 700
• Independence Oaks County Parks expands
• Police seek tips in death of man killed trying to cross I-75
• Royal Oak rejects proposed medical marijuana growing operation
• Ex-Detroit mayor faces deposition in stripper case
• Troy institutions coping with cuts
• UPDATE: Gun advocates say they have right to carry weapons at Arts, Beats & Eats
• Rangel: Don't leave me swinging in the wind
• Couple passed out in Ferndale park had heroin, syringe, police say
• Man killed trying to walk across I-75 in Hazel Park.
• Couple passed out in Ferndale park had heroin, syringe, police say
• Man killed trying to walk across I-75 in Hazel Park.
• Madison Heights cops hunt teen robbers
• Thumbs up for 'Getting There'
• Renovated Ferndale library to open after more than a year
• Pot dispensary seeks exemption to Royal Oak ban
• Cities may merge fire service
• Oakland County schools top state average in federal testing
• Fiddlers Restrung reward readers
• Stabbing in parking lot leads to second-degree murder charge for Oak Park man
• OPINION: 'Varmints' no match for poodle pair
• Local Briefs 8-8-2010
• Warren's Produce Palace celebrates its roots
• Renovated Ferndale library to open after more than a year
• Pot dispensary seeks exemption to Royal Oak ban
• Cities may merge fire service
• Oakland County schools top state average in federal testing
• Fiddlers Restrung reward readers
• Stabbing in parking lot leads to second-degree murder charge for Oak Park man
• OPINION: 'Varmints' no match for poodle pair
• Local Briefs 8-8-2010
• Warren's Produce Palace celebrates its roots
• Madison Heights cops hunt teen robbers
• Thumbs up for 'Getting There'
• UM opens North Quad, its 1st new dorm since 1967
• Student hopes idea for education fund wins
• Student hopes idea for education fund wins
• Hazel Park, Ferndale look at consolidating fire service
• Final plug nears after crews cement oil well's top
• Legal issues may sideline Troy-Birmingham transit center
• After five-year freeze, Ford will pay Bill Ford
• Local news briefs 8-6-10
• News briefs, 8-6-10
• Companies hire at slow pace for 3rd straight month
• New al-Qaida leader knows US well
• Clawson schools earns national accreditation
• Man robbed at gunpoint on John R in Madison Heights
• Red Cross works to increase blood donations
• Renovated Ferndale library to open after more than a year
• Federal unemployment benefits restored in Michigan
• Authorities ID 2 killed in Missouri school buses crash
• Clawson Public Schools accredited
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Police arrest man suspected of driving rental car overdue by 18 months
• On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding
• Troy-Birmingham transit center in legal jeopardy
• BP to pump cement into blown-out Gulf oil well
• Who's the boss in Ferndale?
• Trustees: Medicare hospital fund extended 12 years
• Technology, jams slow vote returns
• Cemetery to honor vets for V-J Day
• He was a little late turning in his rental car
• BP finishing up 'static kill' by pumping cement
• Former Ferndale mayor appointed to 43rd District Court
• Reunions -- 8-6-10
• Downtown dispensary seeks exemption from ban
• Cemetery to honor vets for V-J Day
• Red Cross works to increase blood donations in Oakland County
• Dillon: No endorsement yet for Bernero
• Royal Oak commissioner to propose ban of medical marijuana facilities
• Milwaukee teachers fight for Viagra drug coverage
• Who's the boss in Ferndale?
• OU aims to tackle community issues
• Local news briefs 8-4-10
• Trustees: Medicare hospital fund extended 12 years
• As BP plugs leak, report says most of oil is gone
• Cemetery to honor vets for V-J Day
• Snyder meets, greets; calls for 3 debates
• Local news briefs 8-5-10
• Royal Oak, Ferndale clubs feed children's needs
• BP finishing up 'static kill' by pumping cement
• Incumbent Troy judge, challenger positive about election results
• Federal unemployment benefits restored in Michigan
• Authorities ID 2 killed in Missouri school buses crash
• VIDEO: Police seek man last seen with slain Royal Oak hair stylist
• Police arrest man suspected of driving rental car overdue by 18 months
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Oak Park officials ready to get building projects under way
• Who's the boss in Ferndale?
• Red Cross works to increase blood donations in Oakland County
• Hazel Park to decide rules for medical pot businesses
• Renovated Ferndale library to open after more than a year
• Legal issues may sideline Troy-Birmingham transit center
• Appeal of ruling could delay gay weddings in California
• Arts, Beats & Eats needs 500 volunteers
• Clawson schools earns national accreditation
• Honorable Mention
• Opening statements begin in Anna Nicole Smith trial
• Technology, jams slow vote returns
• VIDEO: Dog alerts woman to fire
• He was a little late turning in his rental car
• Man banished from Ohio town to be re-sentenced
• Former Ferndale mayor appointed to 43rd District Court
• Woman told robber computer had tracking device
• Cemetery to honor vets for V-J Day
• 2 women charged in kindergarten graduation brawl
• Royal Oak commissioner to propose ban of medical marijuana facilities
• Ford says UAW deals bring work back to its plants
• On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding
• Gang beats, robs blind man in Mount Clemens
• BP to pump cement into blown-out Gulf oil well
• Arts, Beats & Eats needs 500 volunteers
• Man banished from Ohio town to be re-sentenced
• Woman told robber computer had tracking device
• 2 women charged in kindergarten graduation brawl
• Ford says UAW deals bring work back to its plants
• Gang beats, robs blind man in Mount Clemens
• Local news briefs 8-4-10
• As BP plugs leak, report says most of oil is gone
• Snyder meets, greets; calls for 3 debates
• Oak Park officials ready to get building projects under way
• Primary Election Results
• Opening statements begin in Anna Nicole Smith trial
• Renovated Ferndale library to open after more than a year
• VIDEO: Dog alerts woman to fire
• Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce director resigns
• Royal Oak, Ferndale clubs feed children's needs
• Police: Man used scissors to cut 2 passengers on bus in Hazel Park
• Incumbent Troy judge, challenger positive about election results
• Official: 9 killed in Conn. warehouse shooting
• Police seek man last seen with slain Royal Oak hair stylist
• Raczkowski predicts victory
• Hazel Park to decide rules for medical pot businesses
• Renovated Ferndale library to open after more than a year
• Police: Man used scissors to cut 2 passengers on bus in Hazel Park
• Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce director resigns
• Official: 9 killed in Conn. warehouse shooting
• Campfire nights set for Madison Heights Nature Center
• 9 seek nominations for state Senate seat
• Renovated Ferndale library to open after more than a year
• Clawson Public Schools gets accreditation
• Hazel Park to decide rules for medical pot businesses
• Comcast Channel Realignment
• Census 2010
• Support Center Unveils
• Johnson takes the Helm
• Live Reference Service
• Arts, Beats & Eats in Royal Oak
• Royal Oak's 2nd Floor
• Farmers Market Cafe Reopens
• City Adopts Strategic Plan
• Google Fiber for Royal Oak
• SAAB HQ moves to Royal Oak
• Memorial Day Parade
• Road Construction Projects
• Arts, Beats & Eats Sponsors and Charities Announced
• New Hours at City Hall
• Rabies Alert
• Seventh Street Reopens
• Dog Park Membership Renewals
• WPA Murals
• Homicide Suspect Wanted
• Leaf Collection has Ended
• Election Results
• Red Hot Deals for Holiday on Sale at Lisa’s Gift Wrappers
• Digital Media Camp Is For Budding Online Journalists
• Haven’s Promenade Of Hope Highlights 35 Years Of Giving Hope A Voice
• Dig Up Some Spring Creativity At Lisa’s Gift Wrappers
• Community Workspace Moves To 8,000 Sq/Ft Location In Ferndale, MI
• Final Art Opening In ManneKorpse Trilogy
• Garden Fresh Salsa Presents Laugh Detroit
• MJ's 'This Is It' Release Party and 'Glove Drive' for Saint Vincent de Paul at Royal Oak Blockbuster
• Stylin’ Bride Presents Bridal Showcase: Your Theme, Your Style Our Creative Touch
• Lewis Black Stars In 2010 ‘Laugh Detroit’ Comedy Festival
• It’s A Wrap When You Are Organized-Wrapping Tips from Lisa Gleeson
• Doing Nothing Is Not An Option This Year: Lisa Gleeson’s Tips For Thoughtful Year End Giving
• Trekkies To Gather at Royal Oak Blockbuster for Midnight Release Party for Star Trek DVD
• Emagine Entertainment Hopes to Create More Family Fun in Downtown Royal Oak
• Royal Oak D.I.Y. Group To Host Grand Opening For Community Workspace
• OUR Credit Union Celebrates 50 Years With Makeover Of Downtown Royal Oak Office
• 37th Annual International Glass Invitational
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Deal Seekers Get Their Presents Early At Christmas In July At Lisa’s Gift Wrappers
• Catholic Futbol on Goal
• Children’s Book Week

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