Macomb Daily

Two Macomb County men and a Grosse Pointe Farms resident were named Thursday in a federal indictment accusing them of being part of a Los Angeles-to-Detroit cocaine distribution ring. Full Story »

Choirs from several Macomb County churches have been busy this week rehearsing for their appearance in a holiday concert benefit for MCREST featuring singer-songwriter Christine Lavin on Saturday in Warren. Full Story »

A Shelby Township man recently released from a Florida prison faces multiple charges after authorities said he led police on a high-speed chase that ended when he rolled the stolen vehicle he was driving. Full Story »

Federal agents and Warren police raided a local clinic Wednesday but did not divulge the reasons for the search. Full Story »

A witness testified the car driven by one of two men accused of causing a triple-fatal car crash was struck from behind by the pickup truck that held the victims, contradicting prior testimony the car cut off the pickup truck. Full Story »

U.S. Rep. Candice Miller accused the White House of "total stonewalling" on Thursday as lawmakers try to determine how a Virginia couple breached security at last week's state dinner hosted by President Obama. Full Story »

Workers at the U.S. Post Office in Romeo this week got an early start on spreading holiday cheer as they teamed up with community members to send gifts and letters to service men and women overseas. Full Story »

A visual history of how Mount Clemens came to be known as Bath City USA in the 1800s is now on display for the first time at the Detroit Historical Museum. Full Story »

With profits and sales down, and layoffs and health care costs up, what is on the mind of Macomb County's business community? Full Story »

The longtime owner of Jon Jon's in Warren, one of Macomb County's two topless lounges, is attempting to sell the strip club, less than three months after a proposed ownership change fizzled. Full Story »

Voters didn't re-elect Madison Board of Education President Keith Beguhn, but he will remain in office following an appointment to a seat that opened when Bob Gettings won a spot on the Madison Heights City Council. Full Story »

The investigation of a $500 gift given to an assessor by a developer will cost Shelby Township taxpayers nearly $20,000. Full Story »

Probate Court Judge Kathryn George is under investigation by the state Judicial Tenure Commission primarily for her actions in cases already reviewed by other agencies. Full Story »

The car driven by a man accused of contributing to a triple-fatal car crash clipped the vehicle holding the victims, forcing it to collide head-on with a school bus, a witness testified. Full Story »

National Weather Service in Detroit, Macomb County forecast: Full Story »

A 12-year-old Washington Township boy will have his artificial right arm paid for after all. Full Story »

Sometimes, twice isn’t nice. Full Story »

MADISON HEIGHTS — Finding something comical to sell with her practical handmade vases and bowls at the 34th annual Potters Market was easy for Becki Chernoff of Royal Oak. Full Story »

Royal Oak will appeal a $700,000 settlement awarded to two men who said they were wrongfully arrested after off-duty police officers alleged the pair assaulted a man following a 2003 Alabama concert at DTE Energy Music Theater in Clarkston. Full Story »

With winter making its inevitable return, some Macomb County communities are reviewing local policies relating to snow removal from area sidewalks and streets. Full Story »

Some Macomb County veterans support President Barack Obama 's plan to boost military presence in Afghanistan but question his timetable for concluding the mission. Full Story »

For the first time in decades, Mount Clemens will be without a Secretary of State branch office, as the downtown facility is slated to close. Full Story »

If the race for Macomb County executive was a boxing match, they might mercifully stop the fight now, nearly a year before the contest is completed. Full Story »

The trial of one of two men accused of causing a traffic crash that killed three teenagers began Tuesday with the prosecution trying to narrow blame and the defense trying to deflect and widen it. Full Story »

Printed : Saturday, November 28, 2009 Full Story »