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Fresard, Grosse Pointe resident, will depart Jan. 16 after he was hired in March 2022 as Lucido’s lone political appointee post was vacant for a year following the departure of Ralph “Skip” Maccarone.

The updated law has made it easier for police to enforce, leading to thousands of tickets being handed to drivers in metro Detroit.

There are nearly 400 veterans living in Michigan Veteran Homes in Chesterfield Township, Grand Rapids and Marquette. There are 128 at the Chesterfield home. This year, there was a wish list published for each home with items that support the resident veterans and dependents. “They don’t call them patients, they call them ‘members’, and they […]

The Macomb Area Chamber of Commerce is preparing for their 2023 Annual Awards and seeking nominations.Every year, the Macomb Area Chamber of Commerce awards a

Concerts, plays, holiday activities and more things to see and do this week.

Mount Clemens needs to merge the city’s water system with the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) after city officials determined the cost for building a new water treatment plant was too high.

The case has drawn interest across the state and the country, with six additional organizations filing legal briefs.

You'll never believe what Youtuber J-Mass found inside this old motel and Denny's restaurant!

The Michigan Youth Challenge Academy held a graduation ceremony for 103 cadets.

State justices in a 6-1 decision last July ruled Veach must receive a new trial on the basis the trial judge, Macomb Circuit Judge Joseph Toia, failed to articulate his reason for the courtroom to be closed during the victim’s testimony.