Friday May 25 | Pizza Marketplace
Detroit Style Pizza Co. hosting pizza-making tours for kids
Detroit Style Pizza Co. will offer tours of its new pizzerias this summer. Designed and conducted by World Champion Pizza Maker Shawn Randazzo, the tour is offered at the company's St.
Pastor Marvin Winans was driving without a valid license when carjacked
The Rev. Marvin Winans, his injured finger still bandaged, discusses his carjacking before services at Perfecting Church in Detroit.
Suburban congressional races take shape
In the 8th District, which takes in northern Oakland County and extends to Lansing, U.S. Rep.
County officials have filled the newly-created Art Authority that will be responsible for putting a proposal before voters.
Customers of a computer repair shop have been calling Ruth to the Rescue after they didn't get their electronic devices back.
Police Blotter: Shoplifters Arrested, Counterfeit Money Passed
Flowers, iPad stolen from car A 17-year-old New Baltimore resident reported to police that pink flowers, driver's license, iPad and camera were stolen from her car parked in the 30500 block of Harper.
The sky's falling? Nope, just hot dogs
A hovering helicopter dropped 955 hot dogs on the city's aptly named HYPE Athletic Facilities Wednesday morning to mark the 95th anniversary of Detroit's iconic American Coney Island restaurant.
Memorial Day Guide to Parades and Services in Macomb and Beyond
Memorial Day weekend - the first holiday weekend of summer, as it's called, is a few days away - a time for parades, picnics and perhaps a cottage-opening trip up north.
Counties mulling DIA millage name appointees to Art Authority
Now that the county commissions in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties have approved putting a 0.2 mill property tax for the Detroit Institute of Arts on the Aug.
18 at Ernie's in Clinton Township. $25 per person. E-mail to clhs1977@hotmail.com . For information about the 30-year reunion on Saturday, Oct.
Winans speaks about violence; attackers charged in case
Gospel music star and Pastor Marvin Winans, the victim of a violent carjacking this week, said Sunday he hopes the incident acts as a catalyst to launching a "sustainable initiative" to help troubled youth.
Nurses save runner at Mount Clemens race
Two sisters who are registered nurses were at the right place at the right time when a 62-year-old Sterling Heights man suffered a heart attack while jogging in the 5K run at the Let's Move Festival of Races in Mount Clemens.
Police Blotter: $8K in Collectible Trains Stolen
City of Grosse Pointe police are investigating the theft of about $8,000 worth of collectible trains and related equipment from a home in the 300 block of Lincoln Road.
Michigan debates 'Stand Your Ground' law
A group of Democratic lawmakers wants to repeal a 2006 law signed by former Gov.
M-3 (Gratiot Avenue) repair resumes Friday, May 18, in Macomb County
Fast Facts: - Resuming a two-year road and bridge repair project in Macomb County.
Lawyer sues judge, two others in Rosa Parks estate case
Lawyer Stephen G. Cohen said in court papers that Judge Freddie Burton Jr. conspired with probate lawyers John Chase Jr.
5 Things You Need to Know Today - May 17, 2012
Photo trivia: Where was this photo taken? The answer to Tuesday's trivia : Canton is the second-largest township in Michigan, behind Clinton Township.
Political insider: Torrice makes bid for House
Carey Torrice , the former Macomb County commissioner who is likely better known for her provocative bikini photos than her advocacy for a no-kill county animal shelter, is taking another stab at politics.
Lake St. Clair fest teaches students importance of preserving natural resources
The butterscotch-colored corn snake patiently allowed students to stroke its back as the presenter held it coiled around her arm.