Roseville News

Roseville resident Betty Ulrich spent 25 years working with computers and software for the city of Madison Heights - so what better way to spend retirement than to help other seniors get acquainted with the information superhighway? "People get nervous when they don't know much about computers, and they think they're going to do something wrong," ...

Judge Kentaro Ono of the Osaka District Court is to be the guest lecturer for the Wayne State University Law School at 12:15 p.m. Monday.

A 32-year-old prisoner has been shot to death inside a suburban Detroit hospital's emergency room.

A bill collector who worked for Rent-A-Center has been charged with criminal sexual conduct for an incident that happened at a woman's home in Roseville.

A bill collector was arraigned today after Roseville police said he offered to make a city woman's bill go away in exchange for a sex act and then exposed himself to her before leaving her home.

Earl Irvin was looking for a treat and was pulling no tricks when police said he robbed a Roseville gas station on Halloween wearing a monster mask and armed with a handgun.

Whether serving as a mayor, city councilman, or a Macomb County commissioner, Leonard Haggerty considered the residents he worked for.

John Pynn says his business, All Time Moving in Roseville, Mich., has been pretty steady, not great, as he only handles local moves and does not go out of state.

A key new member of a fire department team was sworn in Friday. Windy, the arson dog, took the oath in Roseville.

The Flint teenager charged with carjacking and murder is competent to stand trial.

Roseville -- An attorney for a Flint teen accused in a multi-city crime spree said today that his client has been deemed competent to assist in his defense.

A Macomb County Circuit Court judge has been asked to decide whether the statements made by alleged drunken driver Frances Dingle to police the night of her arrest can be used as evidence during her impending trial.

Mount Clemens -- The adoptive mother of Rebekah Seely called her confessed killer an 'evil coward' this morning just before a Macomb Circuit Court judge ordered the 24-year-old Fraser man to spend the rest of his life in prison for her death.

A judge is expected to decide on Oct. 22 whether to set a trial in a class action filed more than nine years ago over trees that homeowners say are destroying yards, sewer pipes and driveways.

Spot Light on Detroit People Native Detroiter, April Green is a professional career woman who believes in living the best life possible.

We're in for some seriously slow driving on I-696 and a shutdown on M-59, so break out your maps if you want to avoid the jams on tap for this weekend.

Clinton Township -- Police today are investigating two unrelated weekend crashes that left a pedestrian and bicyclist in critical condition.

John DeStefanis was riding his bicycle to meet friends on Saturday night in Clinton Township, but he never made it.

The day the walls went up at her new house on Susan Street, Anna Chrin cried out of sheer happiness.

A religious flier is stirring controversy in one area school district. Roseville Community Schools officials said it was a mistake to allow permission slips for a bible study class to be given to students.