Macomb Daily

A 24-year-old Clinton Township man in a fit of road rage deliberately forced a pickup truck into another lane and caused it to collide head on with a bus, killing three Chesterfield Township teenagers, an assistant Macomb County prosecutor argued Wednesday. Full Story »

An assistant prosecuting attorney said financial motivations are only part of a case against a man accused of stabbing to death his parents in their New Baltimore home. Full Story »

Macomb County escaped the wrath of the breeze but not the blast. Full Story »

A 33-year-old woman was released on bond Wednesday after she served four years in prison for a child-abuse conviction and recently won a new trial. Full Story »

East Detroit school officials have hired an attorney to investigate whether current or former administrators were involved in "wrongdoing" in preparing a budget that continues to bleed red ink. Full Story »

Utica Community Schools teachers will not take unpaid furlough days as part of the administration's plan to deal with a budget deficit. Full Story »

URGENT - WEATHER MESSAGE Full Story »

A murder defendant's attempt to delay his trial fell short Tuesday after court officials scrambled to find him some clothes to wear during his trial and a judge rejected other delaying maneuvers. Full Story »

Recall efforts may proceed against Shelby Township Supervisor Richard Stathakis and New Haven Trustee Genevieve Rodzik, county elections officials ruled Friday. Full Story »

Instead of regulating medical marijuana dispensaries as businesses, the Royal Oak Plan Commission will consider banning them. Full Story »

Members of the general public are now eligible to receive protection against the H1N1 virus as the Michigan Department of Community Health expanded its vaccine guidelines Tuesday to include all persons older than 6 months of age. Full Story »

A police accident reconstruction expert blamed the teen driver of a pickup truck more for the deaths of three teen passengers in his vehicle than the driver of another involved vehicle. Full Story »

A fierce wintry storm moved into the nation's midsection Tuesday, covering roads with deep snow that was set to be followed by high winds, creating blizzard conditions. Full Story »

A trial has been scheduled for a former school secretary charged with embezzlement after attempts to reach a plea bargain failed. Full Story »

After eight years of finding illegal narcotics and tracking down suspects and missing kids, Center Line's four-legged crime fighter has retired. Full Story »

A fairer tax system. Tollbooths on Interstate 94. More trustworthy elected officials. Full Story »

Elected officials approved a 5-year contract Monday that will bring the Arts, Beats & Eats festival to downtown Royal Oak next Labor Day weekend. Full Story »

Eastpointe firefighters were allowed to continue a 60-year tradition of helping out a charity while on duty, but that may change next year. Full Story »

Am I the only one who gets the feeling that Wal-mart is going in for the kill? Full Story »

An Albanian native is expected to be in court today to face charges he used a knife to stab his wife to death in front of the couple’s two sons in their Chesterfield Township home. Full Story »

Police to buy tasers Full Story »

If Patrick Kazyak’s career path takes him where he hopes, he’ll one day be a successful plastic surgeon. Full Story »

A Roseville man who was attacked by three men over the weekend may have been the victim of a lingering family feud, according to the man's mother. Full Story »

The trial of a man charged with vehicular manslaughter for his role in a 2008 triple-fatal crash will resume Tuesday and likely will conclude Wednesday or Thursday. Full Story »

A controversial policy aimed at confiscating cell phones from students talking or texting during class in East Detroit Public Schools for the rest of the school year is likely to be reversed, according to school officials. Full Story »