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Water surcharge right thing to do Water affordability is not just a human rights issue. It is also an issue of economic viability for communities throughout Macomb County. Water affordability is directly connected to infrastructure needs. In 2016, then-Governor Rick Snyder’s 21st Century Infrastructure Commissions recommended $1 billion in annual infrastructure spending related to water […]

A rash of deadly violence across the southwest suburbs last week was the latest iteration, leaving 11 people shot to death in a matter of hours. Four women — a mother and three daughters — were killed in their Tinley Park home Sunday morning in “an act of senseless domestic violence,” law enforcement officials said. Prosecutors have since charged Maher Kassem, the husband and father of the ...

Law was passed at the behest of auto dealers; Detroit led effort before Lansing followed suit

CHICAGO — A rash of deadly violence across the southwest suburbs last week was the latest iteration, leaving 11 people shot to death in a matter of hours.

CHICAGO — A rash of deadly violence across the southwest suburbs last week was the latest iteration, leaving 11 people shot to death in a matter of hours.

Go ahead, ask the Duke: Why does your poster for this Saturday’s Big River Revival show at the Capitol Theater feature a guy riding a catfish like a bull?

Macomb County Library events and activities for all ages

After renovating for two years and only getting it up and running last month, someone stole the Old School Deli's $50,000 food trailer Wednesday morning

The unique experiences of women are given equal attention in the new core exhibit at The Zekelman Holocaust Center.

High school graduates will be able to attend their first two years of college tuition-free.