VIDEO: Bald Eagle Swims and Soars at Great Lakes National Cemetery
The eagle did a breast stroke through the water, rested, and then soared off towards the nearby woods. And by pure luck here’s the video…
Vinsetta Garage Parking Resolution Decision Delayed to Special Meeting
The consent judgement was considered by City Council on Monday, January 6, 2020, and was postponed to a special meeting to occur within the month of January.
Oak Park Starts New Year with New Bridge Design
Drivers on I-696 can see the city’s logo – including the large oak leaf – that have been installed
Reporter Food: Duggan’s Irish Pub in Royal Oak
New Orleans Pasta, made with Penne pasta, jumbo shrimp, Andouille sausage, grilled chicken, fresh parsley, cajun spices, and creole style palomino sauce.
Ferndale Makes Code Enforcement Standards More Specific
The ordinance requires the owner and operator of property to keep it free of hazards that include…
Southfield Residents Learn Strategies for Surviving an Active Shooter
Police Chief Evlyn Barrett invited Detective Brian Fountain of the Detroit Police Department to share how citizens can defend themselves and save lives in the few minutes it takes for the police to arrive.
County Animal Shelter Making Changes as Supervisor Recovers from Dog Attack
“The incident has been very traumatic for each and everyone one of us working at the shelter,” Animal Control Manager Robert Gatt said.
Girl Scouts, Jedi’s, and Decked-Out City Trucks Among Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams Crowd
For three years Beaumont Hospital’s Pediatric Division has been inviting the public to shine flashlights up to the Children of 5 South Wing
Reporter Food: Steak Omelette at Novi Coney Island
Located at 25875 Novi Rd, the restaurant has booth and table seating…
Steve Czapiewski’s “Sally” Graces 8700 Studio in Oak Park
The young lady with red hair seems simply to enjoy life.
Fallen Electrical Wire Causes Car Fire in Auburn Hills
Due to the high voltage of the lines, fire personnel were unable to extinguish the vehicle fire until DTE shut
down the power.
Community Foundation Announces More than $12 Million in Grants
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan announced more than $12 million in grants to organizations and initiatives in areas including arts, education, health, human services, civic life, youth development, and community development.
Rabies Confirmed in West Bloomfield Skunk
Due to unusually warm temperatures in December there could be increased activity of wild animals
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in Troy
The stolen money was found on the subject.
Clean Water Calendar Contest Winners Announced
Each young artist’s work showcases ideas on how to keep our waterways and the environment clean.
Listening and Believing: HAVEN’s Recommendations for How to Help
The recommended response to reports of violence is not necessarily what people might expect, and in fact surprised many of the women in the roo
Michigan Works! Director Jennifer Llewellyn Surprised with Honors
Llewellyn, who has been involved in workforce development for 21 years directed multiple significant initiatives for the county.
Sheriff Warns of Jury Duty/IRS Scams
“No law enforcement agency will make intimidating phone calls and demand money from citizens,” said Sheriff Michael J. Bouchard.
Reporter Food: West Bloomfield BLT at CityScape Deli
The best, they had said, was at the CityScape Deli at the corner of Long Lake and Telegraph in Bloomfield Hills.
Auburn Police Seeking Suspects in Burger King Armed Robbery Attempt
Two suspects entered the Burger King wearing masks over their faces and demanded money from the safe.