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Salvation Army employee reports purse stolen
A Salvation Army Thrift store employee reported her purse missing from the store located at 28982 Ford about 5:30 p.m. Feb.
Judge Sylvia James warned she broke law
DEARBORN HEIGHTS - A former Inkster official testified in the case of suspended Judge Sylvia James that he told the judge she was breaking the law when she misused court funds.
Hunt for 'Peek-a-boo' robbers under way in Dearborn Heights
Studtz Hardware on Telegraph in Dearborn Heights is asking for your help in finding two guys they call the "peek-a-boo bandits." The bandits are called that because they thought they were clever enough to outsmart the store from which they stole a snow blower.
Pi Kappa Phi brothers raising funds for summer-long Journey of Hope charity trip
Farmington Hill senior Spencer Haworth, left, Dearborn Heights Keith Jones and Rockwood Sophomore Jeremy Osborne, far right, visit with Lapeer sophomore Radu Feneser in the newly renovated Bovee Center study room Jan.
Report to offer options for court consolidations
A report on potential district court consolidations in five communities, including Westland and Garden City, is expected to be finalized this week.
The Best Chocolate-Covered Treats In Detroit
Champagne Chocolates , Chocolate , dark chocolate , DessertCoffee shops , Drizzled Cafe Gourmet , Food & Drink , Milk Chocolate , Pete's Chocolate Company , Truan's Candies , Truffles If you don't believe chocolate has surpassed its meager status of simple staple dessert and become a decadent pop culture phenomenon, consider the following idioms: ... (more)
Inkster Judge Sylvia James blames court official for using her name
Inkster Chief Judge Sylvia James testified Tuesday that her court administrator Pamela Anderson at times produced reports and letters without her knowledge that were inaccurate or illegal, including one in which a former court officer was promised a job for as long as he wanted it.
Suspended judge James blames political vendetta for misconduct charges
Suspended 22nd District Judge Sylvia James said Monday political revenge is why she is testifying for a second week before the state Judicial Tenure Commission on allegations she violated ethics and misspent public funds.
Inkster judge: Yes, I meant to write checks to community groups
Inkster Judge Sylvia James listens intently during the first day of a state hearing on professional misconduct charges against her.
Judge James testifies at her own hearing
DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. - "I am responsible for what happens at the 22 nd District court," those are the first words spoken by Inkster Judge Sylvia James, who took the stand for the first time just before 9:30 this morning.
Four-Valve Engine Build - Paid In Power, Part 3
As any project progresses, you hope there is a payoff. In the case of our 5.3L, big-bore Four-Valve for Superfly-DOHC, the payoff came with strong power numbers on the engine dyno.
Misconduct hearing begins against Inkster judge
Inkster Judge Sylvia James listens intently during the first day of a state hearing on professional misconduct charges against her.
Controversy over football players charge
DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich - There is controversy over charges against four Star Academy football players who are charged with assault and battery after the young quarterback at Lutheran Westland High school was left with a serious concussion.
Federal judge refuses to halt misconduct hearing for Inkster District Judge Sylvia James
Giffords said in the two-minute long video that she has more work to do on her recovery and wants... A federal judge today refused - at least for now - to halt Monday's scheduled misconduct hearing for Inkster District Judge Sylvia James to determine if she embezzled or mismanaged court funds.
1893 Columbian Exposition artwork true antique
More than a century ago, the World's Columbian Exposition thrilled Chicago fairgoers with hundreds of events celebrating the 400th anniversary of Columbus' landing in America.
Khristi Zimmeth: 1893 Columbian Exposition artwork true antique
More than a century ago, the World's Columbian Exposition thrilled Chicago fairgoers with hundreds of events celebrating the 400th anniversary of Columbus' landing in America.
Local landlord facing more accusers
Now one city is taking on Bale, who may be facing major fines. Leonard Bale will go before a Dearborn Heights board where he already faces $42,000 in fines for failing to maintain rental properties.
Armed robber caught in the act in Redford
Police chased and apprehended a man suspected of taking a security officer's handgun and detaining several employees before stealing an undetermined amount of cash from a Redford Township pharmacy Sunday.