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Farmington Hills physician convicted for Medicare fraud
A Farmington Hills-based physician was convicted Thursday in connection to his role in an $18.3 million Medicare fraud scheme, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Michigan .
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Man Robbed By Ladies He Met at Casino
A Farmington Hills man thought he was getting lucky at the casino. Two ladies wanted to go with him back to a hotel room, but the man's luck was about to run out.
MSU hockey's Palmisano a top scholar-athlete
FARMINGTON HILLS - Sophomore goaltender Drew Palmisano was nominated for the 2009-10 CCHA Scholar-Athlete of the Year award.
Bank delivers kudos to FHPD for catching robbery suspects
To catch a bank robber fleeing from a bank is one thing, but to catch another pair of bank robbers fleeing from the same bank a month later is "unheard of." That's why officials from Bank of America traveled from as far as Boston to personally thank the Farmington Hills Police Department for catching bank robbery suspects who struck their bank ...
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Farmington hobby shop destroyed by fire
The Farmington Public Safety Department found smoke billowing from Nankin Hobby Shop, 33350 Nine Mile Road, and the rear portion ablaze when they responded to a fire there at 11:24 p.m. Friday, March 5. Over 25 firefighters, including mutual aid from the Farmington Hills Fire Department, fought the fire before it was brought under control.
Wireless Toyz Inc. hopes to set aside jury verdict for more than $200,000
Farmington Hills-based Wireless Toyz Inc. hopes to set aside a jury verdict for more than $200,000 against the company and one of its executives, in one of several lawsuits alleging fraud and violations of Michigan franchise laws.
Property assessments continue to slide in Hills
By now, property owners in Farmington Hills have seen evidence of the state's miserable economy land in their mailboxes.
City of Flint could pay out $200,000 settlement to family of woman fatally shot by police
The city could pay a $200,000 settlement to the family of a woman who was shot and killed by Flint police in 2007 as she wielded a knife outside her mobile home.
Upcoming nights out on the town near Farmington
Looking for a night out on the town? Here are some local events to check out: Exposed 2010: Head to the Dirty Martini in Novi Friday, March 12, for Exposed 2010.
32-year cold case reopened in Farmington Hills
A suspect in a 1978 murder case in Farmington Hills was arrested and arraigned this week in 47th District Court.
3/4/2010 - Dentist who sent anti-Semitic letter sentenced
Oakland Circuit Judge Mark Goldsmith on Wednesday sentenced 50-year-old Marc Kamp to complete previously ordered community service at the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, wear a tether for 60 days and participate in an anger management program.
Suspect Arrested in 32-Year-Old Murder
Wilbern Cooper was in a Farmington Hills courtroom Wednesday, charged with brutally murdering a man 32 years ago.
Farmington Hills baby 'torture' case will go to Circuit Court
A Farmington Hills teen has been bound over to Oakland County Circuit Court on torture and child abuse charges in a case involving his infant son, who doctors said suffered 22 bone fractures in December and January.
Best places in Farmington for kids' dance classes
Most girls take a dance class sometime, and it's often difficult to know which places offer the best instruction and the right fit for your child's ability and personality.
Richard Bernstein kicks off campaign for Michigan attorney general
Lawyer Richard Bernstein has kicked off his campaign seeking the Democratic nomination to run for attorney general in Michigan.
Hills facilities greener with expanded recycling
Kitchen employees at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills aren't kicking the can down the road - they're recycling it.
2/26/2010 - Bernstein to launch campaign seeking Mich. AG job
The Farmington Hills attorney and member of Wayne State University's governing board has scheduled formal announcement events for Monday in Lansing and West Bloomfield.
Farmington district to close four schools
FARMINGTON HILLS After looking at the Farmington Public Schools plan to make approximately $18 million in cuts for the next school year, the school board voted 6-0 Feb.
Mayor: Top cop can't keep job if elected
The city of Warren's top cop plans to run for the Oakland County Board of Commissioners, but he won't have a job at the city as he had hoped if he wins, Warren Mayor Jim Fouts said this morning.