Published July 23, 2025
SOUTHFIELD — Founded in 1979 in Chicago, IL the Crusade for Christ, was last held in metro Detroit in 1991, scheduled to be held here in 2021 but delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, the Crusade for Christ is coming to Southfield.
Read MorePublished July 31, 2025
MOUNT CLEMENS — On July 24, in a courtroom where the heartbroken and shattered family members of one of his victims gathered, Shane Burns was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Cheryl Ryan-Parsley and the stabbing of Robert Baecke.
Read MorePublished July 21, 2025
LIVONIA — Myasthenia gravis is a rare autoimmune disorder that causes weakness and sudden fatigue of muscles under voluntary control. It’s a communication breakdown between nerves and muscles that can result in a droopy eyelid or mouth, weakness in the arms and legs, or even shortness of breath and difficulty swallowing.
Read MorePublished July 18, 2025
OAK PARK — Fall enrollment is now open at Dorothy’s Montessori Center, a family-owned early education program that has served generations of metro Detroit-area children since 1976.
Read MorePublished July 18, 2025
LIVONIA — Sapporo Hibachi Steakhouse and Sushi is probably best known for...its hibachi lunch and dinner meals of course. But customers know that Sapporo is much more than that, from its daily specials to its recently expanded menu.
Read MorePublished July 18, 2025
NOVI — When local couple M.J. and Andrew LaDuke launched Michigan Kitchen Cabinets, their goal was to offer homeowners a more personal remodeling experience — one that combines full-service kitchen and bath renovations with expert design guidance and dedicated customer service.
Read MorePublished July 14, 2025
OAKLAND COUNTY — When you think of Valkyries from Norse mythology, you might picture fierce, compassionate, female guardians guiding heroes to peace and safety. That same spirit lies at the heart of Valkyrie Vets, a unique mobile veterinary service dedicated to delivering expert, compassionate care right to the doorsteps of families across Oakland County.
Read MorePublished July 30, 2025
MADISON HEIGHTS — When police officers responded to reports of gunfire in a Madison Heights neighborhood, they confronted an individual who was reportedly armed, and an officer ended up shooting the subject multiple times.
Read MorePublished July 29, 2025
UTICA — Grant Park in Utica hosted the annual Reptiles at the Park event July 25, which allowed community members to view multiple animals from the LegaSea Aquarium & The Reptarium.
Read MorePublished July 30, 2025
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of Aug. 1-3.
Read MorePublished July 28, 2025
"Superman" Action/Adventure Movie Movie Theater Should You Watch?
Read MorePublished July 25, 2025
EASTPOINTE — The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office is considering whether to charge two juveniles as adults for their alleged involvement in an Eastpointe shooting July 22.
Read MorePublished July 25, 2025
WARREN — The exam hearing for a man accused of hitting and killing a woman while leading Warren police on a high-speed chase resulted in a heated exchange between the defense attorney and a witness July 24.
Read MorePublished July 23, 2025
HOLLAND, MI — There’s no shortage of sandy shores or charming beach towns along the Lake Michigan coastline. Ask any avid Michigan beach goer to share their favorite sunbathing spot or lakeside town and they’ll likely have a favorite or two.
Read MorePublished July 24, 2025
NOVI — A dance showcase at Fuerst Park in Novi July 17 highlighted some of the various types of Indian dances, and the talents of local performers of all ages.
Read MorePublished July 22, 2025
NOVI — People came out in droves for the 40th annual Festival of Chariots in Novi on July 20.
Read MorePublished July 23, 2025
NOVI — The Aug. 5 primary election will determine the fate of Novi’s public safety buildings. The city is seeking a $120 million bond to build and relocate three of four fire stations along with the Police Department, as well as update equipment and technology.
Read MorePublished July 22, 2025
ROCHESTER HILLS — Art enthusiasts will gather at the Village of Rochester Hills July 26-27 for the 21st annual Fine Art at The Village.
Read MorePublished July 22, 2025
OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Last week’s record rainfall prompted the closure of Orion Road, at Dutton Road, in Oakland Township as crews assess the damage.
Read MorePublished July 22, 2025
OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Oakland Township is asking residents to consider two library millages on the Aug. 5 ballot. Rochester Hills Public Library Director Juliane Morian said the library’s current temporary agreement for library services with the township expires at the end of the year.
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