Published September 4, 2020
BERKLEY — The Berkley School District began its new school year where it left off its last: online.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
METRO DETROIT — Whether to seek refuge from quarantine, joblessness or the inability to travel, Michiganders have flocked to parks to keep themselves healthy, both physically and mentally.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
METRO DETROIT — The 100 days that fill the gap between Memorial Day and Labor Day may be known as some of the most fun for teens, who spend their summer breaks travelling from one destination to the next, but for public safety experts, those 100 days signify something much different.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
WARREN — "She’s got her elbow on my car,” Warren resident Bob Gaines teased when his daughter, Dawn Gaines, momentarily leaned on her dad’s 1968 Ford Galaxie 500.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
METRO DETROIT — Addressing global damage to nature seems overwhelming, but author and researcher Doug Tallamy says that even small changes in your yard can make a difference.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
FERNDALE — Ferndale Public Schools has hired two new principals to lead its high schools. The district announced that David Gardner and Radhika Issac will take over as the new principals at University High School and Ferndale High School, respectively.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
FERNDALE — A 37-year-old Oak Park man has been arrested for allegedly firing a gunshot during a road rage incident.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
FERNDALE — Saturday, Aug. 15, marked what was supposed to be the 26th annual Woodward Dream Cruise. Instead, the thousands of classic vehicles that usually populated Woodward Avenue in years past diminished greatly in number.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
BERKLEY — The Berkley City Council at its Aug. 10 meeting approved going forward with its sidewalk replacement program.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
FERNDALE — At the end of 2019, Ferndale began replacing the water meters in homes across the city. Of residents who’ve received the new meters, some have come forward to say that their water bills heavily increased, and they are not sure why.
Read MorePublished August 25, 2020
BERKLEY — A vacant lot next to Berkley High School, formerly home to its community garden, will be transformed into a plaza.
Read MorePublished August 24, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — Earlier this month, the Oakland County Board of Commissioners voted to add a 0.35-mill proposal to the Nov. 3 ballot to fund the Oakland County Parks and Recreation Department, since the current millage is set to expire next year.
Read MorePublished August 21, 2020
METRO DETROIT — The Michigan State Fair is usually an end-of-summer tradition packed with carnival rides, live entertainment, exhibits and much more. This year’s fair, presented by Ram Trucks, is still on.
Read MorePublished August 14, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — The August primary has never been the election night to get much attention, but over the past four years voter turnout has steadily increased in Oakland County.
Read MorePublished August 13, 2020
FERNDALE — A teenager has been arrested for allegedly committing a carjacking and armed robbery in the city of Ferndale.
Read MorePublished August 11, 2020
METRO DETROIT — While some of the unlabeled seeds have reportedly now been identified as common plants including cabbage, mustard, lavender, rosemary, sage and various flowers, agriculture experts have issued clear guidance about what to do and what not to do if any mystery seeds arrive in your mailbox.
Read MorePublished August 11, 2020
FERNDALE/BERKLEY — Cities in the Woodward Avenue corridor usually spend this time of year getting ready for the annual Dream Cruise.
Read MorePublished August 11, 2020
FERNDALE — Ferndale police arrested a woman for allegedly firing gunshots at a home on Almont Street, north of Nine Mile Road, Aug. 5.
Read MorePublished August 11, 2020
FERNDALE/BERKLEY — At the beginning of June and in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oakland County Health Division announced that it was rescinding an emergency health order that had closed down all outdoor playground equipment for children in the county.
Read MorePublished August 11, 2020
HUNTINGTON WOODS — After previously condemning acts of racial injustice and police brutality in June, the city of Huntington Woods announced that it would be developing an anti-racism plan.
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