Published October 9, 2019
METRO DETROIT — Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, there are several places in metro Detroit that have alleged hauntings, including The Whitney in Detroit, Stagecrafters in Royal Oak and the Trowbridge Road Bridge in Bloomfield Hills.
Read MorePublished October 9, 2019
METRO DETROIT — Hey, we get it. Some temptations in life are too irresistible to pass up: chocolate cake, splashing in puddles, celebrity gossip rags.
Read MorePublished October 9, 2019
METRO DETROIT — Larcenies from vehicles, damage to vehicles and vehicle thefts are an ongoing problem and can be heartbreaking to experience, causing feelings of violation and mistrust.
Read MorePublished October 8, 2019
METRO DETROIT — For an elite athlete like baseball legend Kirk Gibson, injuries and aches come with the job, but the problems he started experiencing around 2007 were different.
Read MorePublished October 7, 2019
On the 27th anniversary of World Mental Health Day Oct. 10, the question arises — have the years of increased awareness, support, services and dialogue helped break down stigma?
Read MorePublished October 7, 2019
A new study conducted by Michigan State University media and information professor Keith Hampton found that social media can improve a person’s mental health over time.
Read MorePublished October 7, 2019
MACOMB COUNTY — On Oct. 2, a statewide ban on flavored vaping products went into effect, following a two-week compliance period that began Sept. 18.
Read MorePublished October 4, 2019
STERLING HEIGHTS — Weeks ahead of a vote on a public safety millage, Sterling Heights city officials are crediting newly released FBI crime data as evidence that the city is the “safest big city in Michigan.”
Read MorePublished October 4, 2019
STERLING HEIGHTS — The Sterling Heights Parks and Recreation Department will reprise its tradition of “Sterling Frights Halloween” Oct. 19 at Dodge Park.
Read MorePublished October 4, 2019
STERLING HEIGHTS — Burr Elementary School sixth grader James Baldes recalls the excitement of using his school’s media center makerspace for a school assignment. The assignment taught him how a computer’s internal parts work.
Read MorePublished October 4, 2019
STERLING HEIGHTS — A Stevenson High School student was walking westbound across Dodge Park Road at a crosswalk at Falcon Drive at around 7:30 a.m. Oct. 2 when she was struck by a northbound vehicle. The Sterling Heights Fire Department treated the student and arranged for her hospitalization. According to the city, she suffered a broken pelvis was declared stable.
Read MorePublished October 3, 2019
MACOMB COUNTY — A proposal for a new Macomb County Jail will be on the ballot next year.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2019
More than five decades ago, Troy resident Ted Schlenker’s aunt bought a brand-new 1963 Mercury Marauder in Van Nuys, California. The car was pink — her favorite color — so she had to have it, Schlenker explained.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2019
METRO DETROIT — As a local alternative to big banks, some credit unions are seeing growth as the word gets out about their expanding breadth of services. Just ask Rebekah Monroe.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2019
METRO DETROIT — Don’t wait until it’s cold outside to check out your furnace.
Read MorePublished October 1, 2019
MACOMB COUNTY — A fatberg discovered in a Macomb County sewer had led to a more introspective look on the subject, courtesy of a pair of Wayne State University researchers.
Read MorePublished September 30, 2019
METRO DETROIT — From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, there will be a bike drive for children at 22 Henry Ford medical centers that are participating in the Free Bikes 4 Kidz bike drive.
Read MorePublished September 27, 2019
STERLING HEIGHTS — Serling Heights city officials are honoring the life of Bowman Chung, a former Sterling Heights city councilman who served during the 1970s and 1980s.
Read MorePublished September 27, 2019
STERLING HEIGHTS — The bands are getting back together in the Utica Community Schools district.
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