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  • D'Wan Sims Still Missing After 15 Years

    ClickOnDetroit – 7 mins ago  

    An artist's reconstruction shows D'Wan Sims as he might look today, with a shadow of mustache and the same wide smile as on the posters that went up 15 years ago after his mother reported him missing. Full Story »

  • MI Schools To Get Spending Cut Reprieve

    ClickOnDetroit – 1 hr 22 mins ago  

    Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm is expected to announce that school districts will avoid a $127-per-pupil cut this month. Full Story »

  • Mich. Mom Charged In Ohio Crash

    ClickOnDetroit – 1 hr 37 mins ago  

    Authorities in Ohio say a Detroit mother was driving 88 to 103 mph when she crashed her minivan this summer, killing two of her children. Full Story »

  • Asian Carp Raises Fear In Great Lakes

    ClickOnDetroit – 1 hr 52 mins ago  

    After nearly four decades as a fishing guide on the Great Lakes, Pat Chrysler has seen enough damage from invasive species to fear what giant, ravenous Asian carp could do to the nation's largest bodies of freshwater. Full Story »

  • 2 EMU Students Arrested

    ClickOnDetroit – Thu Dec 10, 1:32 pm ET  

    Two Eastern Michigan University students have been arrested, accused by Ypsilanti police of staging an abduction and armed robbery. Full Story »

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FOX 2 News Detroit

  • Schools to Get Spending Cut Reprieve

    FOX 2 News Detroit – 42 mins ago  

    Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm is expected to announce that school districts will avoid a $127-per-pupil cut this month. Full Story »

  • Mich. Lawmakers Pass Smoking Ban

    FOX 2 News Detroit – Thu Dec 10, 1:57 pm ET  

    The ban applies to all bars, restaurants and workplaces except for the Detroit casinos, cigar bars, tobacco specialty stores, home offices and motor vehicles..  Read more, Sound-of your thoughts . Full Story »

  • Allen Returning Home to Debut Film

    FOX 2 News Detroit – Thu Dec 10, 10:12 am ET  

    Comedian and actor Tim Allen is adding a new title to his resume: director. The 56-year-old who spent his formative years in Michigan is returning home on Thursday night to perform some standup comedy before previewing his directorial debut. Full Story »

  • Former Deputy Mayor to Plead Guilty

    FOX 2 News Detroit – Thu Dec 10, 10:12 am ET  

    A federal investigation of public corruption is set to net a former high-ranking Detroit official who is accused of getting kickbacks after the sale of city land. Full Story »

  • Wind & Cold Continue to Batter Michigan

    FOX 2 News Detroit – Thu Dec 10, 8:57 am ET  

    Frigid temperatures will grip the metro Detroit area for the next 24 hours. Wind gusts will easily make the wind chill dip below zero. View the myFOX Forecast page >> Full Story »

WDET-FM Detroit

  • Detroit Commission Meets To Discuss Elected Officials Pay

    WDET-FM Detroit – 1 hr 18 mins ago  

    A commission that sets the salary levels for elected officials in Detroit meets tonight…for the first time in half-a-dozen years.    WDET’s Quinn Klinefelter has more…     The Elected Officials Compensation Commission will gather in the Detroit City Council’s chamber of the whole tonight (Thurs.) at the request of Mayor Dave Bing.    The Commission has not met as a body since 2003…even though it ... Full Story »

  • Kilpatrick Hearings Continue

    WDET-FM Detroit – Wed Dec 9, 7:21 am ET  

      Despite Kwame Kilpatrick’s plea of poverty…prosecutors presented evidence that the former mayor and his family spent lavishly using money from a variety of sources including loans, tax refunds, political funds, and gifts. Prosecutors maintain Kilpatrick did not disclose these…and other assets as required by the court and that some of the money was hidden in his wife’s bank accounts. But ... Full Story »

  • Patterson Hosts Budget Seminar

    WDET-FM Detroit – Wed Dec 9, 1:24 am ET  

         The Oakland County Executive spent this morning sharing his knowledge of financial management in the current economic crisis.       L. Brooks Patterson hosted about 300 local officials from across the tri-county area. The point of the seminar was to talk about the current state of the economy and how local governments could plan better.       Patterson’s Deputy County Executive Robert ... Full Story »

  • Detroit Public Schools To Demolish Abandoned Buildings

    WDET-FM Detroit – Wed Dec 9, 1:24 am ET  

    Officials with the Detroit Public Schools say they will soon begin demolishing more than a dozen of the city’s vacant school buildings.    WDET’s Quinn Klinefelter has more…     The cash-strapped city has been hard-pressed in recent years to find enough funding to tear down blighted buildings.    But D-P-S Emergency Financial Manager Robert Bobb says THIS demolition effort will be paid for with ... Full Story »

  • Blast Of Winter On The Way

    WDET-FM Detroit – Wed Dec 9, 1:24 am ET  

    December 7, 2009          by Pat Batcheller An intense storm system is expected to bring snow, rain, and cold air to Metro Detroit this week.  National Weather Service meteorologist Bill Deedler says the snow should begin to fall late Tuesday night.   “Probably one to three inches (of snow) across the whole Metro area…then change over to rain quickly.  The heavier snows will be north of Flint ... Full Story »

The Monroe Evening News

  • Company mixes up recipe for success

    The Monroe Evening News – Thu Dec 10, 12:18 pm ET  

    Howdy Holmes, the oldest of five children, is happy to be a fourth-generation owner of Chelsea Milling Co., producer of 23 Jiffy mix products and the market-share leader in the retail prepared baking mix business. Full Story »

  • Possible embezzlement probed

    The Monroe Evening News – Thu Dec 10, 12:18 pm ET  

    Police are close to completing a months-long investigation into allegations that a former Airport Community Schools employee stole as much as $75,000 from the district and two Boy Scout troops. Full Story »

  • County ponders project financing program

    The Monroe Evening News – Thu Dec 10, 12:18 pm ET  

    Monroe County is taking steps to make lower-cost federally subsidized financing available for certain commercial, industrial and governmental projects. Full Story »

  • Cold rushes in as high winds knock out power in some areas

    The Monroe Evening News – Thu Dec 10, 12:18 pm ET  

    Nearly 2,900 homes and businesses in the Monroe County region were still without power this morning due mostly to high winds as bitter cold and snow squalls continued today. Full Story »

  • Showered with donations

    The Monroe Evening News – Thu Dec 10, 12:18 pm ET  

    — Evening News photo by KIM BRENT Ignazio Cuccia holds the door for Sara Waldecker as they carry out donations of baby items that members of the Kiwanis Club gathered at their meeting Wednesday for a “world’s largest baby shower” to benefit Heartbeat of Monroe. Full Story »

Dearborn Press & Guide

  • Dearborn man stabbed to death, suspect in custody

    Dearborn Press & Guide – Wed Dec 9, 8:22 pm ET  

    At about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, the Dearborn Police Department responded to a residence located in the 22000 block of Outer Drive for an individual who had been stabbed. Full Story »

  • District to host seasonal and H1N1 flu shot clinics

    Dearborn Press & Guide – Wed Dec 9, 8:22 pm ET  

    The Dearborn Public Schools, in cooperation with the city of Dearborn Health Department, will host a flu shot clinic from 2-5 p.m. Friday and Monday in the lobby of the Administration Building, 18700 Audette. The clinics are open to residents and non-residents of Dearborn. Both the seasonal flu shot and H1N1 flu shot will be available. Full Story »

  • Goodfellows have a very good year

    Dearborn Press & Guide – Wed Dec 9, 8:22 pm ET  

    DEARBORN HEIGHTS -- This year’s Dearborn Heights Goodfellows paper sale raised $37,573 — about $1,000 more than last year — despite a very poor economy. Full Story »

  • DPS support staff rejects contracts

    Dearborn Press & Guide – Wed Dec 9, 8:22 pm ET  

    DEARBORN/DEARBORN HEIGHTS -- Dearborn Public School support staff rejected the district’s contract offer on Sunday, so layoffs will begin next week. Full Story »

  • Council discusses hiring controversy

    Dearborn Press & Guide – Wed Dec 9, 8:22 pm ET  

    DEARBORN HEIGHTS -- The City Council publicly discussed a position in the mayor’s office Nov. 24 that’s raised some concerns, but the mayor and city attorney said there’s been no wrongdoing. Full Story »

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