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NILES — Within the last decade, Justin Larson’s life trajectory has taken him from living alone in a truck in a parking lot to celebrating the ninth anniver

At the Tribal Council meeting Sept. 11, three veterans were honored for their service, and a moment of silence called to remember the attack on the Twin Towers.

The mischief will never end!

The soon-to-be released draft aged care accommodation principles and guidelines include four design principles, 31 design guidelines and 221 implementation checklist items.

What was in the news 100 years ago today? Richard Forrest reports in our Echoes of the Past column

Two prominent Orange County entrepreneurs — George Arygros and the late Chuck Martin — were the two greatest mentors for Glenn Stearns, according to the mortgage ­exec’s new book, “InteGRITy: My Slow and Painful Journey to Success.”

A tenant claims his landlord jumped on him while trying to evict him from a Detroit apartment building. He shared his side of the story with Local 4.

Protesters held a "read-in" at Houston ISD's central office ahead of Thursday's regularly scheduled board of managers meeting.

After speaking up about the conditions at the Four Corners Apartments on Telegraph Road on Detroit's west side, Kenneth Pruitt says he was attacked by his property owner, Michael Eiseman, last month.

EDGERTON – Kenneth Jacob was sworn in as Edgerton’s new police chief at Monday’s council meeting.