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Exposure Detroit photos raise money for hospital foundation
Photographer and Exposure group member Dan Smith stands next to his photo taken in Ann Arbor.
Skill Center graduates 24 in Class of 2012
Among the graduates are John Strobl, David Riley and Hiba Jawad and Brian Kieltyka, Katie Perkins and Sharra Bowens.
Challengers add intrigue to treasurer's race
If Redford Treasurer Lily Cavanagh is to retain her seat in the 2012 election, she'll have to defeat two candidates with a wealth of experience.
Inkster to lay off at least 21 police officers
The city of Inkster soon will be without at least 21 police officers after a vote Thursday night by City Council members.
Half of Inkster police to lose jobs
INKSTER, Mich. - As it stands now half of the officers from the Inkster Police Department will lose their jobs in one month.A Inkster City Council approved a budget Thursday night that cuts $2 million dollars from the public safety budget.A That means big layoffs for the department.
Farmington/Farmington Hills police calls
When police caught up to the woman, her vehicle had swerved off the road. She didn't pull over when police activated emergency lights and a siren.
Inkster may eliminate entire police department, be serviced by Wayne County Sheriff's Department
The future of the Inkster Police Department is expected to be announced Monday during a public hearing at 6 p.m. The city is considering eliminating the entire police force and contracting with the Wayne County Sheriff's Department to take over patrols.
Inkster considers eliminating the entire police department
A special meeting is being held in Inkster Friday night and members are expected to discuss a proposal to eliminate the city's police force.
MI Supreme Court to decide judge's fate
Judicial Tenure Commission Executive Director Paul Fischer says Inkster's 22 nd District Court judge should be banned from the bench for good and should have to pay a $81,181 fine.
Great Start Looks For More Funding From State Lawmakers
The Michigan Office of Great Start, a consolidation of early childhood support programs, kicked off its "Star Power" campaign Monday at an event in Inkster.
Battle brews over Don Barden's estate
A lawyer for two of Don Barden's siblings accuses a law firm and a probate lawyer of fraud and manipulating proceedings to rake in excessive fees and of asking a judge to seal the file to keep the siblings in the dark.
A 19-year-old student faces weapons charges after authorities say he brought a loaded handgun to Crestwood High School on Monday.
Briefs: Crestwood student faces loaded handgun charge
A 19-year-old Crestwood High School student was charged Tuesday with carrying a loaded handgun to school, Wayne County prosecutors said.
Felony Charges In High School Gun Bust
A 19-year-old Dearborn Heights student has been charged after he allegedlyA carriedA a loaded handgun on school property.
Hightower Reviewing Consent Agreements In Other MI Cities
At a meeting last month, Benton Harbor City Commissioners talked about studying consent agreements in other struggling communities in order to use them as a sort of blueprint for a return to local government control.
When doing right goes sadly wrong
How would you react if state investigators come to you and started asking you questions about your boss and looking for details about the way he or she is running the place? Then consider how you would react if your boss was a District Court Chief Judge.