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The two senior cats were surrendered after their owner got a dog, and are looking for a home to live together forever.

The deadline applies for both partisan and non-partisan races with an Aug. 6 primary. Some races are already set to be competitive.

Get ready to witness the upcoming solar eclipse as it approaches.

Concerts, plays, art exhibits and more things to see and do this week.

Western Illinois University College of Education and Human Services will host the Administrator’s Roundtable: Education Law Conference for K-12 administrators, teachers and school board members Friday, April 12 on the Macomb campus.

His adopter failed to show up for their appointment, but Ollie ended up being the luckiest pup of his litter.

Four Michigan business expansions will create 144 jobs and generate nearly $72 million in capital investment in Kent and Bay counties.

According to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons database (NamUS), more than 600,000 people go missing every year in the United States alone.

We are just days away from what will be a historic total solar eclipse, and while there is a lot of excitement in the air, you should use caution while out on the roads.

As staff have lost the ability to restrain and seclude residents in their care, they've lost control over some of the most troubled youth in Michigan.