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NH man charged with stealing ambulance
A 12-year-old apparently stabbed a 13-year-old outside a Coral Springs gated community Friday afternoon.
Man Orders Coffee After Being Stabbed
A Michigan man walked into a diner with a 5-inch knife in his chest and placed a beverage order, Detroit television station WDIV reported .
On the heels of a discussion about carving $10 million - or more - from next year's budget, the Lake Orion Board of Education voted Dec.
Mich. School Gets National Attention
A Michigan elementary school was in the national spotlight Thursday when the "Today" show stopped by for a visit.
'Today,' Wal-Mart surprise Hazel Park kids with early Christmas
Ian Peters whooped and hollered, racing around the gym waving a new digital camera.
Today Show visits Hazel Park students
Students at Webster Elementary School will be ready for their close-ups Thursday morning when the Today Show visits.
State tartan bill could get committee vote Tuesday
Several members of the Troy-based St. Andrew's Society said they plan to attend a hearing at noon Tuesday of the House Government Operations Committee in Lansing in hopes that the committee will let the Legislature vote to approve a state tartan.
Foundation brightens holiday of kids who have lost parents
Sterling Heights -- Birmingham attorney Norman Yatooma knows the pain of losing a parent and how that can affect a child.
Bridge Over Interstate Reopens
The holidays have arrived early for many people in Hazel Park. The new Nine Mile Road Bridge is open to traffic.
I-75 Bridge To Reopen Next Week
A ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the reopening of the Nine Mile Road bridge over Interstate 75 in Hazel Park is planned for Monday at 10 a.m. The bridge was destroyed July 15 when a car, a tractor-trailer and a gasoline tanker collided.
Macomb County news: Bicyclist hurt in collision with car
A 40-year-old Hazel Park man was in stable condition Tuesday at Mt. Clemens Regional Medical Center after his bicycle was struck by a car on 14 Mile near Gratiot, police said.
Committee Approves Breast Feeding In Public Law
The issue of breast feeding in public is being debated at the state capitol. WWJ Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick reports the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday approved legislation that allows women to breast feed their children in public.
Metro Detroit communities make push to count as many residents as possible in 2010 census
Cities throughout metro Detroit are going out of their way to encourage residents to participate in the 2010 census, in hopes of making up for federal funding that will be lost from people who have moved out of the region.
Mike Bobbitt has a date for his event and a place and a bunch of willing comedians, all ready and eager to raise money for charity.
a Few Minutes with ...: Get to know a guy who knows oil changes
You might hear him wrenching away on the bottom of your car, but you rarely see him.
Wally Triplett was the first drafted African American to play in the NFL. He played for the Lions in 1949-50 before two years in the Army.
The Fred Hill Briefcase Drill Team is coming home. A year after their appearance in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, the 17 suit-wearing, satchel-toting "businessmen" have a return engagement in Thursday's Detroit parade, officially called America's Thanksgiving Parade.
Academy at risk of losing funding
About 100 families from around Michigan filled a hallway at the Battle Creek VA Medical Center, the home of the Michigan Youth Challenge Academy, Saturday morning as they waited with their prospective students for a tour of the academy facilities.
Metro Detroit school districts among dozens yet to file audits
Hazel Park --Nearly 70 of Michigan's 840 school districts have not yet turned in their financial audit reports to the Michigan Department of Education as of 4 p.m. Monday.
Detroit grandpa missing; have you seen him?
Detroit police are looking for a partially paralyzed 76-year-old man who has been missing for more than three weeks.