Royal Oak Daily Tribune

Vaccinations for the H1N1 flu virus are available through the Oakland County Health Division in three upcoming clinics. Pre-enrollment is required through the county Web site at www.oakgov.com/health or by calling (248) 858-1200. The clinic dates are locations are: Today from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Royal Oak High School, 1500 Lexington Blvd.; Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m ... Full Story »

A new transit center on the Birmingham-Troy border is in line to get $1.3 million in construction funds from the federal government. Full Story »

Vaccinations against the H1N1 flu virus will be expanded beyond at-risk populations and available to all Michigan residents by Monday, state health officials said Tuesday. Full Story »

Employees of the Henkel Corporation in Madison Heights worked together with company executives and Madison Heights Councilman Richard Clark to wrap gifts for Madison Heights families in need on Wednesday. Henkel and its employees are donating time and funds to help 50 Madison Heights children have a brighter holiday season through the Madison Heights Goodfellows program. The packages, for ... Full Story »

Police cooperating in several southeastern Michigan cities, including Troy, Auburn Hills and Bloomfield Township, have arrested men suspected in connection with a spree of auto and home invasions. Full Story »

HAZEL PARK — Two men are accused of breaking into a house at gunpoint and using duct tape to bind a mother and her 6-year-old son. Full Story »

Decked out in tuxedos, male relatives and friends of the General Federation of Women's Clubs Madison Heights Intermediate Women's Club waited tables at the group's annual Harvest Charity Tea recently. Oakland County Commissioner Gary McGillivray, former Madison Heights Mayor and state Rep. Monte Geralds, Bob Brunk, Jerry Moore and Bill Wren kept busy bringing trays laden with goodies to the 110 ... Full Story »

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West Point graduate says national security at risk. Full Story »

The weather will change today as conditions will become windy and then much cooler. Full Story »

ROYAL OAK — Nearly a quarter of a million people are expected to flood downtown Royal Oak on Labor Day weekend now that Arts, Beats & Eats is officially moving here from Pontiac. Full Story »

ROYAL OAK — Instead of regulating medical marijuana dispensaries as businesses, the Planning Commission will consider banning them. Full Story »

School funding down but staff not out of ideas to improve education. Full Story »

The community bid a festive farewell to the YWCA in Clawson, which hosted its last event Sunday at its Crooks Road facility. The family fun included visits with Santa for children like Pamela Ruzycki, 4, of Rochester; and holiday crafts, which brought out the creative side of Sofie, 6, and Jenny Molina. Full Story »

FERNDALE — City police this week began offering friendly written and verbal notices to help prevent neighborhood crime. Full Story »

Royal Oak will be drop-off site for Operation Medicine Cabinet. Full Story »

PONTIAC — Two juries have been unable to agree whether a Southfield teen was the triggerman in a botched robbery that ended the life of Catherine Solinski-Blain outside the restaurant where she worked. Full Story »

If you can't deliver your prescriptions to a drug take-back program: Full Story »

The Arts, Beats & Eats festival, which has been the prominent Labor Day weekend event and based in Pontiac since its start, is moving to downtown Royal Oak in 2010. Full Story »

LANSING (AP) — Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Bouchard says he thinks school districts could save money by having intermediate school districts contract out transportation, food and janitorial services for schools within their jurisdiction. Full Story »

With the rise in school shootings in the last 10 years, many schools have initiated a number of programs to address students and resolve problems before violence escalates. Full Story »

Public hearing today on transfer request to old Rumor's bar site. Full Story »

Decision on whether to move festival from Pontiac coming today Full Story »

OCOEE, Fla. (AP) — Tiger Woods’ mother-in-law was admitted to a hospital with stomach pains early Tuesday, a hospital spokesman said. Full Story »

As a strong storm barrels across the U.S. from the southwest to the northwest, drivers will want to be alert this evening as forecasters are calling for slippery conditions with snow starting at 7 p.m. and then changing over to rain at 1 a.m. Wednesday. Full Story »