Scene In Detroit: Happenstance-ing In The City
A few weeks ago I happened upon a beach party. It was in the parking lot of Ponyride, a Corktown warehouse that provides studio/work space for artists and entrepreneurs.
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A few weeks ago I happened upon a beach party. It was in the parking lot of Ponyride, a Corktown warehouse that provides studio/work space for artists and entrepreneurs.
Police in northern Michigan say a man dressed as Batman got in the way of their investigation into a personal injury accident.
An accident on the ramp from eastbound I-94 to I-96 has left a motorcyclist fighting for his life.
The percentage of teens in high school who drove when they had been drinking alcohol decreased by 54 percent between 1991 and 2011, according to a Vital Signs study released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A dog that authorities say was found frozen to the ground in Lansing in 2011 with its legs bound with heavy-duty electrical tape is getting a new home.
Officials in Ypsilanti have approved a plan to tear down a vacant home that's become infested with raccoons and squirrels.
The allegations involve Chief Godbee, a Detroit police officer and another woman who does not work for the department.
A metro Detroit police agency is putting its employees through training on HIV and AIDS after a videotaped traffic stop shows an officer telling a woman he's writing a ticketing because she failed to reveal she's HIV positive before he searched her vehicle.
The Tables For Four event is happening Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012 t o benefit fallen West Bloomfield officer Patrick O'Rourke, 39.
Halloween is all about candy. And we all have our favorites. Tell us yours!
Hot dogs and burgers can quickly become tiresome during tailgating season. Bring a little different flavor to the party with some hearty and delicious tri-tip treats. By adding a great citrus touch to the meat, fans will be cheering you on just as much as the beloved football team.
The body parts found in a Detroit home this week have been identified as belonging to a 34-year old Detroit man.
Thirty-four Detroit Water and Sewerage workers who went on strike over pay cuts and the city's plan to downsize the department over several years have been suspended without pay and face firing.
"It's a gaffe, it's a finger, it's a candidate that may blink the most, it's the nonverbal signal that people may be talking about the next morning," Kall said.
Use the fall to take preventative steps to ensure your house will weather the winter.