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Rain or shine, this weather guy keeps it real
It seems Paul Gross had a forecast for his life at an early age - and he's never let his focus veer off the radar.
Bridge project connects people to nature
Five of seven wooden pedestrian bridges crossing the Lower Rouge River have now been installed in Canton along a nature recreation trail that's connected for more than four miles between Haggerty and Sheldon roads, north of Michigan Avenue.
Ring in the new year with fire safety
As another year begins, we are all making promises to lose weight, clean the basement and make more meals at home.
Livonia man arraigned on charge he killed roommate, and jailed without bond
A 50-year-old Livonia man was arraigned Monday in 16th District Court on charges he killed his roommate.
Livonia man arraigned in beating death of roommate
A 60-year-old Livonia man was arraigned Monday in the beating death of his 67-year-old roommate whose body was found in his home on Christmas Day, Sgt.
Here are 50 things to do over holiday break
Whether you're trying to find activities to keep your youngsters occupied during their school break or entertaining family and friends visiting from out of town, here are 50 fun ideas.
Livonia residents can sign up for crime alerts
City residents can now sign up for community alerts from the Livonia Police Department.
A loud pop. Most of the passengers on Northwest Airlines Flight 253 seated near seat 19A seemed to hear it.
December 23, 2009 - Two Arrested for Election Law Violations
TAYLOR. Detectives from the Michigan State Police have arrested two individuals on charges authorized by the Michigan Attorney General's Office in connection with an investigation into allegations of fraud in the petition for the recall of Michigan House Speaker, Andy Dillon.
Man faces trial in Farmington Hills bank robbery
Farmington Hills -- Police said a hapless bank robber succeeded on his third attempt recently, only to be tripped up by an auto accident.
2 charged in probe of fake signatures on petitions
Two men have been charged in an investigation of fraudulent signature gathering in a failed recall campaign against Michigan House Speaker Andy Dillon, Michigan State Police said today.
Shoppers paring their list to handle the recession
More than three out of every four shoppers have cut back on spending in some way over the past 12 months to cope with the recession, according to a shopping industry survey.
Livonia resident honored for peace work
The Livonia branch of the American Association of University Women honored long-time Livonia resident, Rosemary Doyle, with its Salute to Women Award at the annual Salute to Women Luncheon Saturday, Dec.
Volunteers create toy store for families
Christine Merritt vowed that by Wednesday morning the gymnasium of the Dearborn Heights Salvation Army Citadel would truly look like a toy store, thanks to volunteers from the Ford Motor Co.
Taylor girls' softball coach facing 14 child porn charges
Taylor -- Police are trying to determine if a girls softball coach facing charges of plastering hundreds of images of naked children in his bedroom molested anyone.
MI unemployment rate drops .4%
Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 2:39 p.m. Read more: Local , Unemployment , Rate , Michigan The following is a message from theA DELEG: A Michigana s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in November decreased by four-tenths of a percentage point to 14.7 percent, according to data released today by the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor & ...
Step up, administrators Thank you to Ms. Spence for pointing out additional budget reductions that the Livonia school board should give serious consideration.
Cause of death probed for man found in river
Authorities are investigating the cause of death of a man whose body was pulled from a river in Livonia on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office.
The Grand Rapids Public Schools will not implement mid-year staff layoffs, but budget problems are forcing other districts around the state to let employees go.
Job Cuts Announced for Livonia Schools
The Livonia School Board has announced dozens of staff cuts but is hopeful that bus service throughout the district will not be eliminated.