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A ban on TikTok would hurt small businesses in Detroit that rely on the social media platform for marketing, Shri Thanedar writes.

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Toxic waste from the Ohio train derailment had already arrived in Michigan by the time Wayne County leaders learned of it on Friday. Leaders are calling for a permanent ban on Ohio's hazardous material.

At times they appeared to be over-matched, but they were never overwhelmed. Even when they fell behind by 10 points early in the third period, Jim Thorpe refused to wither in the final minutes against...

Wayne County ended up getting more of a mixture of snow and rain rather than snow and ice.

The Coal Cracker brings out the best of the best across the board. And Pleasant Valley’s Juliette Trout showed why she’s among the elite on Saturday. Trout stood tall, winning the 106-pound title at...

Of the 16,787 Wayne County residents who cast their ballot, 14,037 of them (83.62%) voted in the 10-person race for two Richmond At-Large seats.

After six months of hearing various “unhappy” but “reasonable” arguments against their $1 insurance, the RCS board voted to reverse that decision.

Kim Claypoole beat the election system and, as of Sept. 21, is the newest member of the Northeastern Wayne School Board.