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The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit seeks volunteers for bell ringing shifts during the Red Kettle Campaign.

Seat belt usage in Michigan has fallen slightly, according to a new study conducted by Michigan State University.

The city of Macomb is asking residents to participate in the fourth annual Tour of Lights.The city says they are in search of residents and businesses who decor

Last week, Western Illinois University honored the past and celebrated the future at a day of events all about rural education.

During the annual Town & Gown celebration in October, Western Illinois University Director of Student Life Jessica Butcher and Steve Silberer were awarded with the 2023 Town & Gown Award and the 2023 Honorary Alumnus Award, respectively. The awards were given to them in recognition of their service to WIU and the Macomb community.

Seat belt usage in Michigan has fallen slightly, according to a new study conducted by Michigan State University.

On Monday morning, the Illinois State Board of Education released the 2023 Illinois report card.The report card showcases academic performance, environment, and

The man charged in the kidnapping and believed murder of 2-year-old Lansing girl Wynter Cole Smith was on Tuesday ordered to stand trial after waiving his right to a preliminary examination.

A female pedestrian was severely injured while attempting to cross Hall Road (M-59) in Macomb Township Tuesday morning.

At its height, this western Illinois resort town reportedly hosted between 2,000 and 3,000 visitors each year.