Published June 2, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Buying a home is the biggest investment most people will ever make, but it’s a complex process that can be intimidating.
Read MorePublished June 2, 2026
METRO DETROIT — The human body is intricately designed, and researchers are just beginning to grasp some of its complexities. But just as there are many ailments the body can experience, there are also numerous ways to manage the pain that accompanies them.
Read MorePublished June 1, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Stan Yee was built for speed. He brought excitement to those who drove in the fast lane.
Read MorePublished May 31, 2026
HAZEL PARK — The Hazel Park District Library is home to 3D printers that can create all sorts of items on request. The service that will be highlighted during special workshops planned for this year’s summer reading program.
Read MorePublished May 31, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Several C & G Newspapers staff writers recently earned recognition in both the Michigan Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest and the Society of Professional Journalists-Detroit Chapter’s Excellence in Journalism Awards.
Read MorePublished May 29, 2026
HAZEL PARK — An award-winning author/playwright who grew up in Hazel Park is set to finish his cozy mystery series with what he believes could be his last book, and the public is invited to meet him at an upcoming event.
Read MorePublished May 29, 2026
METRO DETROIT — In recent weeks, local Catholic churches have been holding listening sessions where they seek feedback from parishioners on proposed restructuring changes — feedback that will help the Archdiocese of Detroit make some tough decisions.
Read MorePublished May 28, 2026
HAZEL PARK — The Hazel Park Community Coalition has big plans for this summer after receiving three grants totaling $18,500.
Read MorePublished May 27, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of May 28-31.
Read MorePublished May 20, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of May 22-25.
Read MorePublished May 19, 2026
METRO DETROIT — As spring planting season ramps up across the state, gardening experts say starting a home vegetable garden doesn’t require a large backyard or years of experience.
Read MorePublished May 19, 2026
METRO DETROIT — There’s a spot in Ferndale, near the train tracks that cross Nine Mile and Hilton roads, where car buffs and motorcycle enthusiasts gather every Sunday year-round.
Read MorePublished May 19, 2026
METRO DETROIT — As summer approaches, blood donation organizations are preparing for a disparity in blood donations.
Read MorePublished May 16, 2026
HAZEL PARK — Last month, the Hazel Park City Council voted unanimously to begin laying the groundwork for the city’s first social district — a designated zone with a commons area where people 21 and older can enjoy alcoholic beverages outside using special containers.
Read MorePublished May 15, 2026
OAKLAND COUNTY — The 14 Mile water main break in Farmington Hills has caused concern throughout Oakland County. Suzanne Coffey, CEO of the Great Lakes Water Authority, addressed the West Bloomfield Board of Trustees May 11 to talk water infrastructure systems, future plans, and the anomalies of the 14 Mile pipe.
Read MorePublished May 14, 2026
MADISON HEIGHTS — An iconic symbol of Madison Heights’ downtown district is set to receive an update that will refresh its look, fix its timekeeping and restore its bells.
Read MorePublished May 14, 2026
MADISON HEIGHTS — The budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year was adopted by a unanimous vote of the Madison Heights City Council on May 11.
Read MorePublished May 13, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of May 15-17.
Read MorePublished May 12, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Chearia Broughton, a 38-year-old from Detroit, was sentenced to one year in prison for organizing a high-volume theft ring targeting Ulta Beauty stores in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties.
Read MorePublished May 11, 2026
LANSING — A bipartisan proposal working its way through the state Legislature aims to help first responders who need treatment for psychological trauma. State representatives Mike McFall, D-Hazel Park, and Mike Mueller, R-Linden, recently introduced House Bills 5952 and 5953.
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