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The best cities and towns in a state are always debatable, and to be considered the heart of a state is always sweet and while again it is also debatable is still fun to see which towns get a spotlight.

Stop D.C. political games I am writing in regards to the abyssmal record of the current House of Representatives in D.C. They have managed to pass only 22 bills this year; 2 of which were simple re-naming something and one was to dedicate a coin. We need a House that will work on fully funding […]

Nine-mile stretch of Mound is being hailed as "one of the most technologically advanced roadways in the U.S."

A 24-hour flight delay from Amsterdam to Detroit stranded several hundred Delta Air Lines passengers last weekend, a performer caught on fire during a freak accident at a Christmas concert in Plymouth, and Wayne Police are investigating a fatal shooting from Dec. 10: here are the top stories from FOX 2's Week in Review.

LANSING – Michigan has the ninth-lowest rate of speeding-related fatal crashes in the country, according to a recent study.

Our home needs a new roof. The roofing contractor said we had a choice between regular 3-tab shingles or dimensional shingles at an additional cost. The price difference is about $600. Does it matter?

Jeanette Kay Chappel, 80, of Cañon City died Dec. 2, 2023, at Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs.

The News-Herald and Dearborn Press & Guide newspapers have a new editor.

Another December weekend means another three days filled with special holiday events in the metro area.

Western Illinois University College of Business and Technology (CBT) Agricultural Education has awarded five Growing Agricultural Science Teachers (GAST) scholarships to students.