Inkster News

Promising bold, innovative leadership, Wayne County Commission candidate Hilliard Hampton II hopes to make county government more responsive and accountable to the residents it serves.

Two men were arrested for stealing two large rolls of bare copper wire from ACE Hardware, 28715 Ford, June 24.

The FBI is investigating allegations of bribery and fraud inside the city of Dearborn's building and safety department, officials confirmed Friday.

Severe thunderstorms moved through southeast Michigan Monday afternoon leaving flooded roads and in some cases hail.

Summer vacation is no vacation for some Detroit high school students. This summer 30 high school students from Detroit and Inkster are taking part in Wayne State's E-commerce Summer Camp.

Dental office? This is a dental office? Walking into the new digs of Dr. Michael Jermov in Oceola Township, you might think you're entering an art gallery instead.

For the second straight day in Michigan, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama went to a college and met with students struggling to pay for their educations.

The city's Administrative Hearings Bureau is helping to clear blight despite low numbers in fine collection, officials said.

When Cliff Poshadlo Jr. lost his job about three years ago, the former data processor never considered leaving Michigan as a solution for his unemployment.

Determination, perseverance, never-quit spirit E Those are the qualities that describe Helen Ontko of Westland, according to Cori Zgliczynski of the St.

The Michigan attorney general will take over the criminal investigation of Wayne County's lead drug prosecutor, who is accused of using perjured testimony in a major Downriver cocaine case.

Tight fiscal times are forcing the city to propose charging the 21st District Court rent as a way of balancing its budget.

The Inkster Public Schools district is back in the red, just two years after digging its way out of a fiscal hole with help from a state-appointed financial manager.

Just before 4 a.m. May 29, a resident in the 500 block of Cardwell told police he was robbed at gunpoint after arrived home from work and pulled into his garage.

An Inkster woman was arrested for driving with a suspended license and cited for interfering with police May 25 after she was stopped for improperly displaying her license plate.

The Redford Township Unicycle Club practices at 9 a.m. Saturdays at St. Robert Bellarmine school gymnasium or parking lot, West Chicago at Inkster, Redford Township.

Four dollar a gallon gas is now the norm throughout Metro Detroit and Michigan as oil prices set new record highs.

The Inkster High School spring production of "Dreamgirls" debuted in high style recently with two sold-out performances.

An Army Reserve colonel says he isn't letting a little thing like the war in Iraq stand in the way of serving on his local school board back home in Michigan.

Union leaders and EaglePicher managers are meeting to discuss a contract that expired May 2. The 250 members of the United Steelworkers Local 812 voted earlier this month to strike if the company did not make a ...