Ex-Ferndale Cop Sentenced On Sex Charge
A former Ferndale police officer has been ordered to serve a minimum of about six years in prison for sexually assaulting a girl when she was between the ages of 11 and 13.
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A former Ferndale police officer has been ordered to serve a minimum of about six years in prison for sexually assaulting a girl when she was between the ages of 11 and 13.
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A 52-year-old advertising and design firm is moving back to its roots in downtown Detroit.
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The Michigan Legislature is finalizing Governor Rick Synder's $47 billion spending plan in record time.
Be careful around the waters of St. Clair Shores this Memorial Day weekend, as the state has issued a no swimming advisory in addition to a "Do Not Eat" advisory for fish.
The Detroit Public Schools says it's increasing the number of school closures to 20 by the fall of next year.
With the summer boating season just beginning, boaters are reminded about personal safety and wearing life vests while out on the water.
A Michigan Congresswoman is asking the Centers for Disease Control to look into a number of rare cancer cases cropping up in St. Clair and Macomb counties.
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Just in time for next week's Detroit Regional Chamber Mackinac Policy Conference, the Royal Oak creative agency Skidmore Studio is out with a new Mackinac Survival Guide, a mobile Web site created especially for the conference on Mackinac Island, this year being held Wednesday, June 1 - Friday, June 3.
Heavy rain means serious flooding for many Metro Detroit communities, with many residents experiencing roadways under water, drenched basements and power outages.
A boil water advisory remains in effect for the almost 50,000 water customers in the city of Monroe, as officials try to determine what caused high levels of contaminants in several samples taken this month.
As Gov. Snyder and state Republicans celebrate the budget deal, some Michigan lawmakers and educators remain concerned about what cuts to education will mean for students.
The Wayne County Prosecutor has filed charges against a campus police officer accused of stopping a female driver late at night, and coercing her to perform a sex act.
