4 Reason To Join A CSA Or Farm Share This Year
Love visiting the farmers market and getting the freshest produce of the season? Then it's definitely worthwhile to consider buying a share in a local community supported agriculture, or CSA.
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Love visiting the farmers market and getting the freshest produce of the season? Then it's definitely worthwhile to consider buying a share in a local community supported agriculture, or CSA.
Pack up your scuba gear and head down under where you will find some of the most diverse and interesting dive locations.
The historic Detroit recording studio once welcomed Aretha Franklin, George Clinton, Berry Gordy, Miles Davis and others.
"Just because a drug is legal does not mean it is safe to use while operating a motor vehicle."
A private autopsy report says an unarmed black man who was fatally shot by a suburban Detroit officer last year was shot five or six times.
Authorities are urging people to be on the lookout after two miniature horses had part of their tails hacked off.
He initially faced 37 felony counts, but under a plea agreement, three dozen of the charges were dropped.
Two black Michigan State Police troopers who won a $5.2 million racial discrimination lawsuit in 2013 are suing again, saying they've faced retaliation.
Flint's former administrator says she was fired after discovering the mayor was trying to guide donors to a campaign fund instead of a charity for families with lead-tainted water.
While in the room, the suspect used storage boxes and a ladder in an apparent attempt to hide his presence while placing cartons of cigarettes in a plastic bag.
An effort to require health insurers to provide cancer patients the same coverage for oral drugs as for intravenous medications is expected to advance in the Michigan Legislature.
A gun buyback program in Detroit will offer gift cards to sellers on the spot and, eventually, collectable jewelry for those who want to help support the cause.
A man accused of shooting and wounding a federal judge in Detroit has turned down a plea deal on the first day of trial.
The ticket was sold a year ago at a party store on Gratiot Avenue in Detroit. It's the first major lottery prize to go unclaimed in 2016.
Dazaray Evans, 14, was last seen leaving her home in the 19600 block of Gable on May 5 at around 8 a.m.
