Wayne News

It took a five-day road trip with her aunt and two stops for Jessica Gnacke to decide where she... The Kensington Grill has only been open a month and owner Mark Mitra has a lot of plans for the... Join military historian and Friends of Nankin Mills member Daryl Bailey, 1-2 p.m. Saturday, June 9, as he relates local Civil War history, including the ... (more)

Ford is struggling to meet demand for its vehicles, thanks to supply chain limitations.

Jill Engel's hopes to provide a home for an "arts cooperative" in Cherry Hill Village might be on life support, but they aren't dead yet.

From parades to solemn ceremonies residents in Westland, Wayne and Garden City gathered this past weekend to honor veterans and remember the men and women who have given their lives in service to their country.

Sobbing and claiming remorse for brutally abusing his then 4-month-old son, Canton father Anthony Sewejkis failed to sway a judge Friday from imposing the maximum prison sentence of 10-15 years for injuries that damaged baby Hunter's brain and left him partially blind, deaf, paralyzed and unable to eat on his own - and still facing possible death.

Former Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty joked about his presidential run, and discussed conservatives' opportunities and challenges coming up in the 2012 elections in his speech Thursday night to the Wayne 11th Congressional District at the Italian American Club in Livonia.

Regardless of what the calendar says, it's officially summer in Westland with the H2O Zone Water Spray Park scheduled to open as early as today .

Time/Date: 1 p.m. Sunday, May 27 Location: The parade kicks off at Wayne Road and Avondale and proceeds south on Wayne Road to the Peace Memorial in downtown Wayne.

Communities around the country will soon gather for parades and ceremonies designed to honor the sacrifices of our military fighting men and women who have given the ultimate sacrifice in the service of their country.

Plymouth Township DPW foreman Mike Karll helps run the department that maintains the township's water and sewer lines, sweeps the streets, removes snow and ice from township properties and provides labor for special events and everyday needs.

City officials are contemplating a special assessment that will cost residents $25-$55 annually to help pay for public lighting, according to Wayne Mayor Abdul "Al" Haidous.

GROSSE POINTE SHORES, MI --- The Grosse Pointe Shores Yacht Club is not leaving Wayne County, yet.

The text came in around 6 p.m. that winter day. "Don't freak out, Hunter fell off the couch," it read.

There's truth in the saying that a downtown doesn't have a parking problem unless anyone can find a... The way the scene is set up, a woman takes a blanket to appraisers during a PBS TV airing of... The Detroit Institute of Arts took a major step forward in its quest for voter approval of a 0.2 millage proposal Thursday when the Oakland County ... (more)

There's truth in the saying that a downtown doesn't have a parking problem unless anyone can find a... The way the scene is set up, a woman takes a blanket to appraisers during a PBS TV airing of... The Wayne-Westland Veterans Parade Council is looking for organizations interested in participating in the annual Veterans Parade, planned for Sunday, ... (more)

City and township leaders in western Wayne County are wary of an eight-bill package introduced in the state Senate to reform personal property taxes without a solid plan to replace the lost revenue for local services.

There was no question that Garden City police K9 Deuce detected the drugs that Officer Bruce Shippe had planted in the car.

The Wayne-Westland Community Schools is sponsoring a community night at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 17, at the Wayne Memorial High School Alumni Arena, 3001 Fourth St., Wayne.

The political season is now in high gear as the Wayne 11th Congressional District Republican Committee charges on to continue its appeal to the voters in the district.

An accomplice to a 1975 Livonia homicide recalled Tuesday how suspect David Glenn Fowler beat his two victims with a board before stabbing them.