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  • Students return to Roseville High

    Macomb Daily – Tue Dec 15, 9:16 am ET  

    Attendance at Roseville High School was above normal  today, one day after about half the school's 2,000 students stayed home following rumors that a student would bring a gun to school after a fight last Friday. Full Story »

  • To the rescue

    Macomb Daily – Tue Dec 15, 6:32 am ET  

    Kayla Allen, director of Michigan Animal Rescue League, gets some love from Daisy at a pet adoption held over the weekend at Lakeside M Full Story »

  • Teen marijuana use may rise as acceptance grows

    Macomb Daily – Tue Dec 15, 6:32 am ET  

    The federal government’s annual report of alcohol and drug abuse by children seems reassuring: Compared with recent years, marijuana use is down in 2009, use of hallucinogens is way down and use of methamphetamine is way, way down. Full Story »

  • Fight rumor keeps 1,000 kids home from school

    Macomb Daily – Tue Dec 15, 6:11 am ET  

    About half of Roseville High School's 2,000 students were no-shows Monday after a pair of fights the week before escalated over the weekend into threats of a student bringing a gun to school, officials said. Full Story »

  • School unions willing to open contracts

    Macomb Daily – Tue Dec 15, 6:11 am ET  

    Union leaders in East Detroit Public Schools have formally requested to have their contracts opened for concessionary bargaining in an effort to help the district slice its mounting budget deficit. Full Story »

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FOX 2 News Detroit

  • Man Fighting Sex Offender Label

    FOX 2 News Detroit – 41 mins ago  

    A Washtenaw County man is labeled a sex offender for a consensual relationship he had in high school. Now, he says his past is haunting him six years later, and he is facing a new criminal charge. Full Story »

  • More Than 70 Families Need Your Help

    FOX 2 News Detroit – 1 hr 11 mins ago  

    More than 150 children are counting on you to help make their Christmas come true. Since their charity lost sponsorship, they may not be able to experience the magic of Christmas. Full Story »

  • 32 Accused of $60M in Medicare Fraud

    FOX 2 News Detroit – 1 hr 56 mins ago  

    Federal agents arrested 26 suspects in three states Tuesday, including a doctor and nurses, in a major crackdown on Medicare fraud totaling $61 million in separate scams. Full Story »

  • Family without Heat Gets New Boiler

    FOX 2 News Detroit – 2 hrs 56 mins ago  

    A Detroit family receives the ultimate holiday present just before Christmas -- heat. Full Story »

  • Medical Records Breach in Detroit

    FOX 2 News Detroit – Tue Dec 15, 7:57 pm ET  

    The personal information for thousands of Detroiters could be at risk. They're patients of the Detroit Health Department. Full Story »

WDET-FM Detroit

  • Panel: St. Clair River is Not Behind Water Levels

    WDET-FM Detroit – Tue Dec 15, 5:17 pm ET  

      For years…homeowners on the shores of the Upper Great Lakes  have complained that dredging in the St. Clair River has caused an unnatural drop in water levels…causing damage to property and wetlands. But a new study ordered by the International Joint Commission places most of the blame on climate conditions such as rainfall, snowfall, and the rate of evaporation in the winter.  John Nevin is a ... Full Story »

  • Attorney General: Former Detroit Mayor May Have Violated Campaign Law

    WDET-FM Detroit – Tue Dec 15, 4:47 pm ET  

    Michigan’s Attorney General says former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick may have violated the law…if he used a campaign fund to pay his lawyers.    WDET’s Quinn Klinefelter has more…     Attorney General Mike Cox issued an opinion that directs the state official in charge of elections – Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land – to examine whether Kilpatrick used his re-election fund to pay lawyers ... Full Story »

  • Detroit Ministers Push for AIDS Funding

    WDET-FM Detroit – Mon Dec 14, 9:18 pm ET  

          A national movement to battle HIV-AIDS in the black community is taking shape in Detroit.       The Black Leadership Commission on AIDS of Detroit is pushing for approval of national legislation to improve funding for outreach against AIDS.       The Reverend Horace Sheffield the Third is organizing the local effort. He says the $20 billion legislation would target key areas ... Full Story »

  • Erma Henderson Dies at 92

    WDET-FM Detroit – Mon Dec 14, 3:21 pm ET  

    December 14, 2009   Former Detroit City Council President Erma Henderson has died at the age of 92, according to the Detroit Free Press.  Henderson was the first African-American woman elected to council in 1972, and served as its president for 12 years.  Full Story »

  • Former Detroit Council President Henderson Dies

    WDET-FM Detroit – Mon Dec 14, 3:21 pm ET  

    Former Detroit City Council President Erma Henderson has reportedly died…    WDET’s Quinn Klinefelter has more…     Henderson was known for a gentle manner that belied her powerful political clout.    The Detroit Free Press reports that Henderson has died at age 92.    But many Detroit officials say her influence on the city produced lasting results.    She was the first black woman elected to ... Full Story »

The Monroe Evening News

  • Deputy, teenager injured in crash

    The Monroe Evening News – Tue Dec 15, 12:19 pm ET  

    A Monroe County sheriff’s deputy remains off duty as he recovers from injuries he suffered in an accident in Newport that also injured the other driver. Full Story »

  • Police seek help in locating ATM thief

    The Monroe Evening News – Tue Dec 15, 12:18 pm ET  

    — Courtesy photo Police are seeking this man in connection with the fraudulent use of another man’s debit card. Police are looking for a thief who wished the victim a merry Christmas before stealing money from his bank account. Full Story »

  • Road board budget adopted

    The Monroe Evening News – Tue Dec 15, 12:18 pm ET  

    The Monroe County Road Commission will proceed with layoffs early next year unless a windfall of cash comes to the agency. The three-member road board unanimously adopted the 2010 budget Monday, with the stipulation that it plans on reviewing the budget regularly next year. Full Story »

  • Teachers seek to be heard about cuts

    The Monroe Evening News – Tue Dec 15, 12:18 pm ET  

    Some Monroe County teachers are mad as heck about all the cuts in education and aren’t going to sit around and take it anymore. They’ve created a grassroots campaign by forming a new group to let lawmakers in Lansing know they aren’t happy about all the money being taken away from their classrooms. Full Story »

  • Right time, right place

    The Monroe Evening News – Tue Dec 15, 12:18 pm ET  

    — Evening News photo by BRYAN BOSCH Jeanette Bibler, 83, surrounded by her daughters Karen Scholl (left) and Brenda Tubbs and her son-in-law Steven Tubbs. Full Story »

Dearborn Press & Guide

  • School job cuts become reality

    Dearborn Press & Guide – 16 mins ago  

    DEARBORN — Almost two hundred layoffs were approved at the Dearborn Public Schools meeting Monday night. Full Story »

  • Family loses everything in fire

    Dearborn Press & Guide – 16 mins ago  

    DEARBORN HEIGHTS — A Dearborn Heights family lost everything they own Saturday morning when a devastating fire ripped through their house on Riverdale in the city’s north east end. Full Story »

  • There’s a train a-comin’ – soon

    Dearborn Press & Guide – 16 mins ago  

    DEARBORN — The recent passage of a U.S. Senate spending bill means Michigan could get $3.5 million for its Ann Arbor-to-Detroit regional rail project, but Dearborn — a stop on the proposed rail line — may not see any of it. Full Story »

  • City officials: Abandoning road would harm old incinerator property development

    Dearborn Press & Guide – 17 mins ago  

    DEARBORN HEIGHTS — During the Dec. 8 public hearing for the petitioned abandonment of a section of Sylvia Street, officials said the section is important to the future development of the incinerator property. Full Story »

  • ACCESS expands its South end ‘home’

    Dearborn Press & Guide – 17 mins ago  

    DEARBORN — Officials with the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) say more than $4.3 million worth of improvements to their main office on Saulino near Dix and Miller Road could be completed as early as Feb. 1. Full Story »

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