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Roseville police investigate assault as possible hate crime

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Teen suspended after threatening to ‘shoot up’ Stoney Creek High

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Parents face murder charge in child’s overdose death in Macomb County

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Suspect arrested after theft at Oakland Twp. senior living construction site

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Man struck and killed by vehicle in Warren

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North American International Auto Show spotlights award-winning vehicles

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An ice sculptor works on his craft during a past Fire and Ice Festival in downtown Rochester.

January 16th

Rochester Post

Fire and Ice to heat up downtown Rochester this weekend

ROCHESTER — The Fire and Ice Festival will return to downtown Rochester this weekend, officials said, no matter what the weather has in store.

January 16th

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Chili cook-off experts reveal what it takes to make a winning bowl

METRO DETROIT — What does it take to make the perfect chili? Is it the spice? Could be. Even the experts aren’t sure. Michelle Weiss, the marketing and events coordinator for the Mount Clemens Downtown Development Authority, organizes the DDA’s annual chili cook-off. Creating “a chili they can be proud of” is the magic ingredient in a cook-off contender, she said.

January 15th

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Stonefly search to help shed light on river health

METRO DETROIT — Those who aren’t afraid to make a splash in local waterways can help the Clinton River Watershed Council search for stonefly larvae next weekend. “It’s a great event that allows volunteers to get out and about in the watershed in the middle of winter … and stay connected with the river during these winter months,” CRWC ecologist Eric Diesing said.

January 15th

Woodward Talk

Coolidge Highway to undergo major lane restriping

BERKLEY — Coolidge Highway is on its way to seeing a major change in a few months. The Berkley City Council unanimously passed a resolution at its Jan. 7 meeting supporting an evaluation for a lane reduction on the major roadway, from four lanes to two with a middle left-turn lane, bike lanes and additional parking, between 11 Mile and 12 Mile roads.

January 14th

Sterling Heights Sentry

Police, fire to head to the ice for outreach

STERLING HEIGHTS — Safety and slippery conditions normally don’t go together, but the two will be in harmony when the Sterling Heights Police and Fire departments host a new winter outreach event in February. The city of Sterling Heights will hold its first Sterling Winter Skate Feb. 9 at Dodge Park’s farmers market pavilion and ice rink.