New Wonders In Store For Maker Faire Detroit July 26-27 At The Henry Ford
With more than 400 makers, this two-day festival has a little bit of everything for the whole family to enjoy.
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With more than 400 makers, this two-day festival has a little bit of everything for the whole family to enjoy.
A Michigan woman who had about 90 dogs and puppies removed from her farm has been sentenced to five years of probation on an animal cruelty charge.
A trial date has been set for a Detroit woman accused of killing a store clerk in northwestern Georgia.
The state Corrections Department has agreed to settle a lawsuit by an inmate who said his health was harmed by exposure to mold and bleach.
Wine Spectator magazine has uncorked its 2014 Restaurant Awards, and Detroit is blushing with pride.
The papers include his work on the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the establishment of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday as a national holiday.
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Before the sentencing, the teenager apologized to his and the victim's families, saying he doesn't deserve to ever go free.
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Jaster and others traveled to South Africa with hopes that the trip will be the first of many to share educational expertise about science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Much like many other large American cities, Detroit is home to a number of smaller, more intricate neighborhoods, each with long histories and hidden treasures to find.
The mother of the victims found the children trapped under the vehicle and contacted police.
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DTE Energy has already begun to build redundancy into circuits servicing several schools including the circuits connecting Emerson and Ludington schools.