6 hrs ago | Washington Examiner
DNR research vessels back on water for surveys
The state Department of Natural Resources' research vessels are back on the water, conducting annual surveys of Great Lakes fish populations.
13 hrs ago | MLive.com
Tim Skubick: Sales tax hike to fund roads has conservative lawmaker conflicted
This will get your juices going. When you vote for a lawmaker do you send him or her to Lansing to vote their conscience or vote the way you want them to vote? Sen.
Henry Ford, Shorewood Kiwanis and Rubber Duckies Raise Autism Awareness
Rubber duckies took over the Chapaton Retention Basin Saturday for the Shorewood Kiwanis and Henry Ford Health System's Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities fundraiser for autism.
$1,000 Students, Bucket Lists and More in Patch's Local Voices
As we like to say at Patch, chances are you know something, saw something or think something about your community that your neighbors would love to hear or see.
Drivers Reminded to 'Share The Road' With Bicycles in Chesterfield Township, New Baltimore
With warm weather upon us, Macomb County drivers are encouraged to keep biker safety in mind.
Michigan growers bracing for a stink bug invasion
A tiny insect with a voracious appetite has found its way to Metro Detroit and soon could pose a big threat to Michigan's fruit and vegetable crops.
Drivers Reminded to 'Share The Road' With Bicycles in St. Clair Shores
With warm weather upon us, Macomb County drivers are encouraged to keep biker safety in mind.
Shelby Township Man's Passenger Accused of Pointing Gun in Road Rage Incident
Two men were arrested Tuesday after one of them allegedly pointed a handgun at another driver during a road rage incident in Macomb Township, police said Thursday.
Armada man busted with child porn
The investigation against Bryan Pascal Pearl began May 3, when Pearl's Sterling Heights-based employer notified police that Pearl's work computer may have contained child pornography.
Shelby Township to Dedicate Global War on Terror Memorial
A monument with the names of the six Shelby Township residents who gave their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan in the Global War on Terror will be dedicated Sunday during the community's Memorial Day ceremony.
RCS continues to beef up security measures
Romeo Community Schools is pulling no punches to ensure its students will be safe in emergency situations.
Poll: Majority in Michigan Favor Gay Marriage
A majority of residents in 2004 wrote into the Michigan Constitution, a ban on gay marriage and the only way to change that is to change the constitution.
Dan O'Leary to run for 36th House seat
Washington Township Supervisor Dan O'Leary has announced his intention to run for state representative of the 36th House District in the August 2014 Republican primary.
Bing, Ficano discuss possible Wayne County Executive race matchup
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano shared a stage Thursday morning at a leadership gathering, and their possible political matchup was not lost on them.
Warren pet store raided by police, Animal Control
Police and Animal Control were ordered by Warren Mayor Jim Fouts to seize the animals.
Trial delayed week in attack on pregnant Detroit woman
A trial has been delayed for two men charged with attempted murder in what police say was a plot to have a pregnant Detroit woman killed because one of the men didn't want another child.
New Baltimore to Celebrate New Harbor, Patrol Boat
New Baltimore will celebrate its new public boat docks and security patrol boat during two June ceremonies at Walter and Mary Burke Park .
Data Shows Disparity of Costs for Common Medical Procedures
Prices for common medical procedures at health care facilities in Macomb County vary widely, according to data from New Choice Health , a private company that encourages people to become smarter health care consumers.
Teen pleads guilty to deadly fist fight
A 17-year-old pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter Tuesday morning in connection with a man's death after the two got into a fist fight.
Gluten-free Extravaganza on May 19 in Wyandotte
The largest gluten-free event in southeast Michigan will take place Downriver on Sunday, May 19 from 12-5 p.m. at the Downriver Italian-American Hall at 646 Biddle in Wyandotte.