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A state administrative law judge ruled Monday that the University of Michigan Graduate Employees’ Organization (GEO) AFT Local 3550 violated the no-strike clause in its current contract when …

A half-million dollar memorial pledge from a Michigan State alumna could help reinstate the Spartans’ swim and dive program.

How the Gang of Four’s guitar genius inspired PG’s editorial director to keep playing music—and maybe even to try to be a better person. It happened one night in Boston, in 1995.

Robert Ray Berger has been charged with possessing a weapon in a weapon free school zone after dropping a handgun in Pinckney.

Robert Albert, 36, of Fenton was arraigned Monday, April 10, for his role in the fatal crash that occurred September 9 at the intersection of Denton Hill Road at Denton Creek Drive.

At issue are Fenton educators whove chosen to wear badges that say “Equality; Stronger Together,” using a variety of symbols for each letter representing a diversity of identities.

Deputy Lonnie Chapman saved two individuals from a vehicle on fire Monday, April 10.

A local veterans organization says its mailbox was broken into and items were stolen, including a donation check from a healthcare company.

Stacy Conquest, a longtime resident of Pinckney, has filled the vacant seat on the Village Council.

Erik Himbert has lived in his Sisters home for over 10 years but never walked the scant 100 yards to his mailbox. It wasn’t for lack of desire. Yet