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Man charged in local assault, home invasion
A Livonia resident faces assault and home invasion charges stemming from an incident that took place during the summer.
Ex-Ford worker accused of spying waits for ruling
A federal magistrate ruled today that a former Ford Motor Co. employee accused of stealing internal documents from the automaker valued at an estimated $24 million to $32 million is free to live in a Westland apartment until his trial date.
No more robo calls The night before the election, I received a robo call from someone apparently representing an incumbent running for City Council.
The city has initiated the layoffs of six full-time and six part-time employees.
Jobless benefits could end for many in January
In this Nov. 4, 2009 photo, job seekers hand over resumes while trying to get information at a job fair in Livonia, Mich.
Investors sue Boeing over 787 reports
Boeing Co., whose development of its 787 Dreamliner jet has been delayed more than two years by production difficulties, was sued by investors claiming that company executives made misleading public statements about when the aircraft will be flight ready.
Judd and Leslie Rowe of Canton did a favor for a friend of their daughter and took in her cat, Gelato, on what they thought was going to be a short-term basis.
City officials say report on Livonia roads unfair
City officials are taking issue with a report that states Livonia has the fifth worst roads of any municipality in the state.
Livonia farm owner talks turkey
Thanksgiving is almost here and for Christine Roperti, business is picking up. Roperti's Turkey Farm is in full swing in early November, with the free range toms and hens, all 4,000 of them, roaming the field next to Christine's home and office.
Credit Unions, Chrysler Offer Discounts
The Chrysler 200c, on display at Cobo Center for the auto show. LIVONIA, Mich. a ' A Michigan credit union group says credit union members can get discounts when buying new Chrysler Group LLC vehicles through the "Invest in America" program.
Livonia Notary Charged With Embezzlement
A woman who worked for the Livonia Police Department is facing 10 years in jail after being charged with embezzlement.
Former clerk in Livonia Police Department charged with embezzlement
A former civilian employee in the Livonia Police Department was charged Thursday with embezzlement, following a police investigation in which more than $20,000 was recovered from her residence, according to investigators.
Candidates reflect on election results
Jim McCann went to bed early Monday, worked the precinct at Grant School Tuesday in the morning, afternoon and evening, then joined his supporters at the One Under Bar & Grill.
Up to 30 hiring Michigan employers to exhibit at career fair Nov. 18 in Livonia
JobbyJobster.com , an online jobs board run by the alternative weekly publication Metro Times of Detroit, will hold a career fair Wednesday, Nov.
Fed Officials Warn Weak Recovery Won't Spur Jobs
In this photo made Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009, Sonja Jackson, of Detroit, holds a Employment Guide... In this photo made Wednesday, Nov.
Study: Michigan roads getting worse; Detroit ranks last
As Michigan faces dramatic declines in road funding, a new analysis finds that the percentage of roads in poor shape increased to 32% in 2008 from 25% the year before.
Rescues seek MRI donations, craft show visitors
Ava arrived at the group's shelter, Almost Home Animal Haven, as a stray, along with another dog, four months ago.
What recovery? Unemployment shoots past 10 percent
Just when it was beginning to look a little better, the economy relapsed Friday with a return to double-digit unemployment for only the second time since World War II and warnings that next year will be even worse than previously thought.
Suspect killed, officer wounded in robbery try
A robbery suspect with a criminal record was killed and a Plymouth Township police officer was wounded when gunfire erupted as plainclothes officers tried to arrest the suspect after the holdup of a cell phone retailer Thursday.