Ed Deeb Steps Down, But Not Out
Longtime head of the Michigan Food and Beverage Association, Ed Deeb, will be stepping down. But he will not be moving on.
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Longtime head of the Michigan Food and Beverage Association, Ed Deeb, will be stepping down. But he will not be moving on.
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A traveling 3/5 scaled replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., will be on display during the Canton Liberty Fest, June 16 through June 19.
The Brooklyn-Irish Hills Chamber of Commerce will officially kick off race season in Southeastern Michigan by hosting the annual Race Fest on Thursday.
The Coast Guard said they have found a body floating in Lake Erie Wednesday morning that "loosely fits" the description of a missing Livonia woman.
Thanks to the generosity of local McDonald's owners and operators, 25 fourth and fifth grade Detroit students will be going on a one-week camping excursion at Skyline Camp & Retreat Center in picturesque Almont.
A Plymouth man convicted in the beheading of a River Rouge man four years ago will not get a new trial.
Police confirmed Wednesday that a body they recovered from a sand pile at a public works site is that of a 16-year-old girl who went missing in early June.
Henry Ford's Maplegrove Center is hosting free summer camp programs for children who are living in situations with alcohol/drug abuse, mental illness or other extraordinary stress.
Border Protection Officers say it was a "strong odor" that led to the search of Madison Heights mans car - and to the discovery of 280 grams of marijuana at the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel.
Sterling Heights police say three people are facing numerous felony charges after bounding several teen boys with duct tape and assualting them in the basement of a home.
If you're a man or woman looking for love and you think you will be able to find it on TV, there's a casting call just for you Wednesday.
Jim Northrup will be remembered Wednesday by family, friends and baseball fans at a noon memorial service for the former Detroit Tiger great, who died one week ago.
The Farmington School Board is moving ahead with plans to sell a shuttered elementary school to an Islamic group.
A suspicious package that caused a bomb scare near the IRS building in downtown Detroit has been detonated by Detroit Police Bomb Squad.