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Michigan Department of Transportation will not allow closure of US-12 for a festival; so discussions are taking place on where best to stage vendors.

Victor Jin and Mark Yi kept their family a secret in Shanghai. Now, they're building a new life in Halifax.

Flavor Palm Beach, under new leadership, promises new deals in September. The Palm Beaches Restaurant Week extends to a full month, August.

The Sheridan City Council adopted the budget for FY23 at Monday night’s regularly scheduled business meeting. The budget for the fiscal year that begins on July 1 is in the amount of $51.9 million. $14.2 million of that amount is the City’s General Fund. The budget resolution passed by a vote of 5 t

Given extremely low conviction rates, advocate says checking casework for problems should be government’s job.

The proposed $41 million budget includes several new city staff and $100,000 for downtown study.

From music to sandcastles there's always an excuse to celebrate on the east coast, Canada's land of the festival.

Detroit City Council pushes the vote once more to approve or deny a $60 million tax abatement for Dan Gilberts Hudson project.

The Monroe Big Band will perform Thursday evening at St. Mary’s Park bandshell. Admission is free.

The new nightspots could include a sports bar, a cocktail bar, a DJ venue and a drinking establishment inside an old house.