Mount Clemens News

Mount Clemens -- A battle over the budget turned ugly in Macomb County on Tuesday as the prosecutor vowed to sue over cuts he says will cripple his department's ability to keep offenders off the streets.

Mount Clemens -- A man formerly contracted to work as a substitute teacher and coach for New Haven High School was sentenced this morning in Macomb County Circuit Court to one year in jail for having sexual contact with several female students.

Police are warning Mount Clemens residents to be cautious after a group of men committed three muggings in the downtown area in less than a week.

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. - A 14-year-old boy was held at Michigan youth home overnight and handcuffed for several hours after refusing to follow a judge's order as part of a custody case to visit his father.

Funding for police and prosecutors is next on the chopping block as Macomb County commissioners whack away at a projected $15.7 million deficit.

Michigan health officials say influenza has killed 42 people in the state since April 1 and 31 since Sept.

Already jailed for polygamy, a Bay City woman also is facing a felony charge of false pretenses for allegedly stealing an $8,000 inheritance check belonging to the man she married while she already was married to another.

Mount Clemens -- A St. Clair Shores man pleaded no contest today in Macomb County Circuit Court to second-degree murder charges in connection with the April death of his wife's 3-year-old cousin.

Groups are gathering over root beer across Michigan to discuss racial and ethnic diversity.

Center Line Two candidates have interviewed for the Center Line Public Schools superintendent post.

Royal Oak -- A third daily newspaper for Metro Detroit will debut Nov. 23, its publishers announced today.

The chief operating officer of a local educational organization is recovering after being shot seven times, including once in the face, in what police say is a domestic dispute.

Big Boy's Back After moving to New York City in March, Big Boy's headed back to the Emerald Theatre where he'll start a new monthly residency.

A 21-year-old from Shelby Township has become the youngest person ever to win the World Series of Poker's main event.

President Wilson addressing Congress to announce the break in official relations with Germany, 1917.

A school bus strike that disrupted service Tuesday is over in Mount Clemens. The company that employs the drivers, First Student Inc., reached a deal with the drivers.

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Mount Clemens schools are open today, but it'll be tough for students to get there: Bus drivers are on strike.

He's only 21 years old, but Joe Cada could walk away with more than $8 million! Cada, of Shelby Township, is one win away in the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, and the grand prize is $8.5 million.

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