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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is warning residents of possible rabies exposure from skunks purchased from sellers in Lapeer and Macomb counties.

Two rabies-positive skunks were recently found within three miles of each other in Macomb Township, while a third was located in Clinton Township in June.

Funds to be used on Lake St. Clair Metroparks trails and to improve access to the Stony Creek Ravine Nature Park in Oakland Township.

There are plenty of sights and sounds with three weekends to go before Christmas hits. Here's what's bringing the Yuletide spirit to the metro area over the next three days.

The Macomb Group Grows Their Footprint in North Carolina With a New ...

The Michigan Nonprofit Association and Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity announced Tuesday the 1,373 recipients of a grant between $5,000 and $25,000 via the MI Nonprofit Relief Fund, which was tasked with dispersing American Rescue Plan Act dollars to nonprofits.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Bells will be ringing, and so will cash registers, this holiday season. But just how much metro Detroiters’ wallets will be in the Christmas spirit remains to be seen, according to local businesses and economic observers.

Organized crews of thieves have been targeting high-end homes across Metro Detroit in recent weeks while, mostly, evading capture. Here's everything we know.

The Western Illinois University School of Agriculture (Ag) will begin offering a new Community Forestry Minor in Fall 2023.

The Macomb Police Department will be implementing retention grants this month to help keep their officers at the station.The grant comes from the illinois law e