Macomb Daily

Biker dies in crash Full Story »

Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox said despite critical media reports over his office's investigation in the alleged Manoogian Mansion assault, he has no plans to give up his run to become the state's governor. Full Story »

Parents of Mount Clemens Community Schools students must find alternative ways to get their children to school today because of a sudden strike by bus drivers who walked off the job Monday afternoon. Full Story »

Gebran's for Men, an 18-year staple of men's clothing in downtown Mount Clemens has lost its fight for survival. Full Story »

Local, state and national officials joined the hierarchy at General Dynamics on Monday to help kick off a new 22,000-square-foot laboratory in Sterling Heights that will emphasize the rapid development of military ground vehicles. Full Story »

The man accused of stabbing a Warren police officer in the head with a butcher knife has been ordered by a judge to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. Full Story »

A mortgage company agreed Monday to stop pursuing foreclosure on a Mount Clemens house owned by a soldier that was illegally used by a man to obtain a $120,000 loan. Full Story »

A dog-bite court case that was dismissed — and in part declared frivolous because the plaintiff named a police dog as a defendant— is becoming more contentious. Full Story »

Young bandits caught Full Story »

Members of the L’Anse Creuse Foundation are excited to have landed the star power of singer-actor Jeff Daniels to perform at an upcoming fundraiser in Clinton Township. Full Story »

There was an obvious factor determining the Lions' 32-20 loss to the Seattle Seahawks Sunday. Full Story »

The questionable snow removal ordinance and spending maneuvers by St. Clair Shores City Council members appear to be major factors that led to the defeat of two incumbents, according to candidates in the campaigns. Full Story »

A trial date has been set for a man who spent 13 years in prison for a rape he didn’t commit but now is accused of sexually assaulting his young niece shortly after being released. Full Story »

A Florida man who fraudulently obtained a $120,000 mortgage on a soldier's Mount Clemens house wants to take responsibility and repay his debt but is waiting on cooperation from the mortgage company. Full Story »

A Macomb County environmental protection fund that has financed numerous local projects for more than a decade may soon fall victim to the county's budget crisis. Full Story »

The budget ax has claimed the athletic director's position for Mount Clemens Community Schools, which has come under state scrutiny in the past for eligibility violations. Full Story »

Woman struck, killed Full Story »

A photograph of a local soldier who lost both legs in Iraq stared up from a newspaper that lay on a table in a conference room at Boulder Lakes Golf Club in Chesterfield Township. Full Story »

Michigan State Police officials have declined to comment on whether a suicide victim and suspected sex offender was a suspect in the Oakland County child killer case. Full Story »

If the county charter offers the opportunity for a fresh start, a new style of county government, then maybe we should have a county executive who's outside the mold. Full Story »

The Mount Clemens Public Library is offering a couple of different opportunities to honor veterans in the coming week. Full Story »

A judge has ordered the owner of a pit bull terrier to pay a $200 fine and erect a 6-foot fence at the yard of their Warren home, after police say the dog bit a woman in the buttocks and her left leg. Full Story »

The future of the Sterling Heights Assembly Plant, slated to close in December 2010, remains uncertain but a little more hopeful after Chrysler officials confirmed production of two vehicles that are currently assembled at the plant would continue for a few more years. Full Story »

Macomb County Treasurer Ted Wahby had to laugh after receiving dozens of phone and in-person congratulations this week for his "son" garnering the most votes for the St. Clair Shores City Council in Tuesday's election. Full Story »

As Congress gathered in Washington to begin debate on legislation to overhaul the nation's health care system, local people also gathered in Royal Oak to rally in support of the bill. Full Story »