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Attorney criticizes Attorney General’s Clinton Township racketeering case
An attorney for one of six defendants charged with racketeering for alleged false medical billing in Macomb County said the case should be thrown out because the state Attorney General’s Office has failed to provide any evidence of criminal acts. James Amberg, attorney for Hassan Fayad, argued for dismissal...
Warren council amends rules for public comment at meetings, bars profanity, personal attacks
The Warren City Council has laid down new ground rules for audience participation during its meetings and among the changes: No swearing and no personal attacks. The council has passed an amendment to the council rules of procedure to prohibit members of the public from using profanity, making disruptive comments and making personal attacks during council meetings.
Gabby Giffords stumps for Kamala Harris in Michigan
Gun reform advocate and former Arizona U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords stopped in Rochester Hills on Sunday to campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris' fledgling presidential campaign in Michigan. Giffords has become a leading advocate for gun control laws since she survived a mass shooting in January 2011 during a meeting...
Birmingham restaurant flips summer menu into Maine lobster spot
BIRMINGHAM, MI - If you’re seated at Hazel’s and tucking in to an overflowing lobster roll, you might be forgiven if you swear you can smell a little salty East Coast breeze. That’s because this popular destination built on seasonal menus has flipped its high summer fare toward...
Trevor Gutschewski outlasts Tyler Watts to win U.S. Junior Amateur
A field of 264 players entered the week at the 2024 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship, and after two rounds of stroke play and five rounds of match play just two remained for Saturday’s 36-hole championship final at Oakland Hills in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. On paper, the final match was...
Drink Up – Popular Flint Bar Closing After 22 Years
A beloved downtown Flint bar will be closing after 22 years in Genesee County. The Loft on Saginaw Street will officially close on New Year's Day, January 1, 2025. Owner Rodney Ott announced the closure through social media. I love the fact that Ott wants to make the rest of...
Trio of players split $697K Fantasy 5 jackpot
LANSING, MI -- Three player each brought home a $232,658 prize recently after they split a $697,974 Fantasy 5 jackpot. The winners each matched all five numbers drawn -- 08-17-18-24-29 -- for the drawing on July 12 to win their share of the jackpot. Among the winners was David Constantakis,...
This British-American Pub In Michigan Has A Half-Pound Burger Famous Throughout The Country
Located in the vibrant city of Royal Oak, Michigan, the Redcoat Tavern has earned a stellar reputation for its British-American fare, drawing patrons from near and far. Among its many culinary delights, one dish stands out above the rest: the legendary half-pound burger. This iconic burger has garnered nationwide acclaim,...
Fenton Art Walk returns featuring art, music and food
FENTON, MI - Music, art and entertainment. That’s what Fenton residents and others can enjoy this weekend during the 11th annual Fenton Art Walk being held by the City of Fenton Downtown Development Authority (DDA), in collaboration with Southern Lakes Parks & Recreation. If you purchase a product or...
Bank of America announces 2024 metro Detroit Student Leaders
Three Oakland County students were among five metro Detroit-area high school students selected for the 2024 Bank of America Student Leaders program. The five students were selected to serve as interns for an eight-week paid summer internship for Focus: HOPE, a civil and human rights nonprofit, according to a press release.
These Kids Have All Gone Missing This Month in Michigan
This month alone, four children have gone missing in Michigan, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. If you recognize any of the children below, please call 911 or 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST). These Kids Have Gone Missing This Month in Michigan. Take a look below, and see if...
10th annual Sunshine's Football Clinic made possible by donation from Fredi the PizzaMan
One thing's for certain: Sunshine's Skills and Drills Football Clinic for Children with Special Needs will not be going anywhere soon. The Plymouth and Livonia Churchill football teams hosted the 10th annual clinic Friday at Plymouth-Canton Educational Park's JV field for 62 special needs student-athletes from all across Michigan. Only...
Dearborn Heights man receives Hero Service Award
HEIGHTS – The City Council recognized local hero Bahaa Saleh July 23 for helping save the life of a man experiencing a medical emergency July 5 at the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn. The emergency occurred while the worshipers were at prayer, and Saleh was the only person...
Gratiot Avenue resurfacing project to begin in Casco Township
A portion of Gratiot Avenue in Casco Township will be reduced to one lane of traffic starting Monday for a resurfacing project. Construction is expected to be underway for 30 days on Gratiot Avenue from County Line Road to Division Road, on the border of Richmond. Work includes asphalt pavement removal, cold milling, concrete rubblizing, new aggregate base and repaving roadway with asphalt.
Ram 1500 Factory Is Building Too Many Broken Trucks, Stellantis CEO Says
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares is on a tear this week after first-half earnings were released. First, he threatens to give underperforming brands the boot. In case you lost count, the auto conglomerate has 14 brands in its portfolio so there’s bound to be some overlap. But not even big profit margin nameplates are safe. Next in Tavares’ line of fire is Ram. What it do? Build crappy trucks.
The Best Home-Cooked Food In Michigan Is Made Daily At This Cafeteria-Style Restaurant
Ever wondered where you can find the most delicious, home-cooked food in Michigan?. Look no further than Sign of the Beefcarver in Royal Oak, a charming cafeteria-style restaurant that has been serving up hearty, comforting meals for decades. Walking into this cozy establishment feels like stepping into your grandmother’s kitchen,...
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