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Tips Sought In Southfield Missing Woman Case
Have you seen Ella Andrews? A distraught local family has turned to Crime Stoppers, in a desperate attempt to find a loved one who disappeared last month.
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WagnerA ThermoQuietA CeramicNXT Rear Brake Pads are First in Aftermarket for Cadillac ATS
New ThermoQuiet Ceramic Pads Also Available for Late-Model Mercedes and Volkswagen Applications Southfield, Michigan, May 23, 2013.Premium Wagner ThermoQuiet Ceramic brake pads from Federal-Mogul are the first replacement rear brake pads available in the aftermarket for 2013 Cadillac ATS models.
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With state Rep. Rudy Hobbs running for Congress, Michigan House Democrats name new floor leader
Michigan state Rep. Rudy Hobbs is running for Congress, and state Rep. David Rutledge is stepping up to take his place as Democratic floor leader in the House.
James Zogby talks about surveys he did looking at what Arabs and Muslims in the Middle East think about Iran.
Windsor Recycling Plant Fire Under Investigation
Fire officials in Windsor are not yet sure what caused the fire that sent thick black smoke into the air and drew attention from as far away as Southfield.
Women & hair loss: a silent struggle
Local 4's Paula Tutman teams up with Dr. Frank McGeorge and Ruth to the Rescue's Ruth Spencer to spotlight the problem of women and hair loss Local 4's Paula Tutman has teamed up with medical expert Dr.
LTU To Offer Four Degree Programs To German Students
Lawrence Tech President Virinder Moudgil and Harald Unkelbach, the managing director of the Germany company Adolf WA1 4rth GmbH & Co., sign agreements for four degree programs for German students to be taught at LTU and in Germany.
5 Things You Should Know This Week in Ferndale
Find out what's happening the week of May 20-26 in Ferndale and leave a comment if you have an event to share.
$600,000 EPA Grant Awarded to Oakland County Communities
Oakland County will receive a $600,000 federal grant to help local communities and developers determine if contaminated land can be reclaimed and redeveloped.
Panel to discuss water quality
Water quality in the Detroit region will be discussed by a panel of experts on Thursday, May 23, at 6 p.m. in the Architecture Building auditorium at Lawrence Technological University , 21000 West 10 Mile Road, Southfield.
Suspects steal car during test drive
Royal Oak police are looking for two suspects who allegedly stole a 2008 Pontiac G6 GXP on May 10 from Village Automotive.
Language set for human rights proposal
The Royal Oak City Commission has unanimously approved the human rights ordinance ballot language that will go before voters in November.
BAND Group II is now forming. BANDs are category-exclusive business referral groups that develop business contacts and share leads with the members of their group.
Discussion focus is code enforcement
Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence will host a Community Roundtable on Code Enforcement on Wednesday, May 22, at 7 p.m. in the Southfield Public Library Meeting Room, 26300 Evergreen Road.
Warn teens about perils of drinking
Southfield High is holding its junior/senior prom on May 28. Meanwhile, planning is well under way for graduations on May 31 in Royal Oak, June 2 in Southfield and June 6 in Berkley public schools.
Tim Skubick: Woman lieutenant governor candidate might make a difference in a tight race
It was considered a brilliant choice when gubernatorial candidate James Blanchard chose former Congresswoman Martha Griffiths, in this August 1982 photo, as his running mate.
Memorial Day Ceremonies and Parades
'In Honor of ALL Fallen Soldiers,' sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 552 and American Legion Post 67.
Briefs: Livonia woman, 60, dies in Thursday house fire
One person was killed in a house fire that occurred just after sunrise Thursday.
Southfield State Rep. Rudy Hobbs to run for Peters' congressional seat
State Sen. Rudy Hobbs, D-Southfield today announced his candidacy for a Detroit-based congressional seat expected to come open next year.
Flint stops billing security companies for false alarms
FLINT, Mich.-The city of Flint has stopped billing security companies for false alarms, but the future of the policy remains uncertain as industry representatives await the next move by city officials.