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Brush piles, garbage could draw coyotes

June 18th

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Blaze breaks out at home on Washington Avenue

June 18th

Royal Oak Review

Father’s Day miracle

June 17th

Shelby - Utica News

Marian finishes unbeaten season with state title repeat

June 16th

Birmingham - Bloomfield Eagle

696 reopened after rollover crash

June 14th

Southfield Sun

Strong pitching leads Caledonia softball past Regina and into state title game

June 14th

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June 18th

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Brush piles, garbage could draw coyotes

OAKLAND COUNTY — “Yep, that’s a coyote.” That’s what Oakland County Parks naturalist Lynn Conover said when she saw a photo snapped of an animal wandering along busy Woodward Avenue, just south of 14 Mile Road, in Royal Oak during rush hour.

June 18th

Shelby - Utica News

Utica police and firefighters recognized with lifesaving award

UTICA — Six members of the Utica Fire and Police departments were recognized with a lifesaving award during a ceremony June 15 at the Macomb County EMS Medical Control Authority Office, 19176 Hall Road, Suite 120, in Clinton Township.

June 15th

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Car lovers enjoy weeklong lead-up to Eastpointe’s Cruisin’ Gratiot

EASTPOINTE — The summer of cruising is underway, and car shows held every day last week led up to the 20th anniversary edition of Eastpointe’s Cruisin’ Gratiot June 16. Every year, car lovers from near and far prepare their classic vehicles for the anticipated week.Read More

June 15th

Roseville - Eastpointe Eastsider

Roseville repeals ordinance to create a Department of Public Safety

EASTPOINTE — The Roseville City Council voted 7-0 during its June 12 meeting to repeal the city’s ordinance, which had been approved two weeks earlier, to create a Department of Public Safety after an outpouring of comments and concerns from the Roseville Fire Department, firefighters&rsRead More

June 15th

Warren Weekly

Federal judge rules Fouts can be deposed in civil rights lawsuit

WARREN — Mayor Jim Fouts can be deposed by legal counsel representing the city’s “first African-American police officer” as part of an ongoing federal lawsuit over alleged civil rights violations.

June 14th

Mount Clemens - Clinton - Harrison Journal

Sheriff’s Office introduces K-9 members

MOUNT CLEMENS — The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office has three new members on its law enforcement team, and their names are Loki, Enzo and Radar. The three additions to the sheriff’s K-9 Unit started working the second weekend in June and are poised to take on tasks from tracking to narcotics searches.

June 14th

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Democrats tout progressive values during gubernatorial forum

WARREN — Two of the three Democratic candidates running for Michigan governor spoke at a recent local event about their campaigns based on issues that include health care, auto insurance, climate change, mental health and recreational marijuana legalization.