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Southfield Breaks Ground on $26M Aquatic Center With Lazy River, Slides

Southfield officially broke ground Wednesday on a roughly $26 million Aquatic Center that will bring a lazy river, an indoor-outdoor water slide and a splash pad to the site of the city's long-closed municipal pool. The ceremony took place outside the Southfield Sports Arena at 26000 Evergreen Road at 4 p.m., marking the start of construction on a project years in the making for a city that has gone without a public pool since 2022.

Southfield, MI · 7d

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Local Historian Leads Tour at Oakwood Cemetery

Local historian Robert Lane led a group of curious community members on a tour of Saline’s Oakwood Cemetery on Thursday, guiding walkers among the tombstones and sharing stories of the lives and deaths of some of Saline’s notable residents. Evan Smale, Adult Services Manager at Saline District Library,...

Saline, MI · 7d

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A look inside Westland's Eloise Asylum

FOX 2's Scott Wolchek got a look inside the Eloise Asylum haunted house in Westland ahead of Halloween Night.

Westland, MI · 6d

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Wayne County election preview: Warren Evans seeks fourth term, multiple mayoral races

Wayne County voters will cast ballots on a range of significant county and local races in the Nov. 3 election, including voting on a possible fourth term for County Executive Warren Evans, along with at least six mayoral races. In Highland Park, longtime city advocate Shamayim Harris, also known as Mama Shu, is challenging incumbent Mayor Glenda McDonald. Voters will also decide on mayoral races in Ecorse, River Rouge and Woodhaven. Some incumbent mayors are running unopposed. There are also multiple tax proposals on the Nov. 3 ballot. Along with a proposed countywide public museum tax that would support the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and the Detroit Historical Society, at least three cities — Gibraltar, Grosse Pointe and Sumpter Township — are putting measures before voters to fund public safety services. In August, Sumpter Township voters rejected a millage to fund the city's police department. Township officials are going back to voters for the same millage on Nov. 3, a 5-mill measure to support the city's police department. The measure will cost homeowners $5 per $1,000 of taxable value of their homes. Riverview is putting one of the most unique ballot proposals before its voters. It's

Wayne County, MI · 6d

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Wayne Co. exec Warren Evans calls out 'bad' data center deals

FERNDALE — Wayne County Executive Warren Evans said he isn't inherently against data centers. But he is against bad deals, and the owners of proposed data centers in Michigan have not given communities enough money to make up for the negatives of them, Evans said at a Detroit Regional Chamber event Oct. 30 in Ferndale. The event was a rare joint meeting of Evans with Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel, who spoke about a range of issues, including the need to not operate as "silos." They said southeast Michigan needs to attract and retain a talented workforce to boost economic growth. WDIV reporter Jason Colthorp moderated the event, but took questions from the audience at the end. Several questions were about data centers. Evans was reluctant to speak on the data centers, going last after Coulter and Hackel had their say. When Colthorp asked him if he wanted to answer the question, Evans said "no not really," drawing laughter from the crowd. "I'm not internally against data centers. I’m against bad deals," Evans said. "Some of the richest companies in the world are going to make billions of dollars — billions — on a

Wayne County, MI · 7d

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Michigan House 47th District race heating up for Rheingans and Griffis

As Election Day draws near, the 47th House District Race is heating up between two candidates seeking to represent parts of Washtenaw and Jackson County. Representative Carrie Rheingans is the Democratic incumbent for the 47th House District. She says the biggest issues she plans on tackling are affordability and healthcare reform if she gets another term. She says she’ll continue promoting her proposal called MiCare.

Jackson County, MI · 7d

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What to do in Saline: One Voice Concert, Renew Fitness Ribbon Cutting, Hornet Football, Memory Cafe, Pumpkin Roll and More

Halloween is in the rearview mirror, and we're headed for Thanksgiving and Christmas and the holiday season.. It will be here before we know it, so put your events on our free Saline community calendar soon, before you forget. ... 16 events this week on our calendar: Monday, Nov 2...

Saline, MI · 5d

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Drilling underway for geothermal-powered apartment tower in Ann Arbor

A new affordable housing development in downtown Ann Arbor is embracing geothermal energy as drilling gets underway for a system that will heat and cool the building using energy stored underground.

Ann Arbor, MI · 7d

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Michigan woman files federal lawsuit in response to Toledo chemical leak

A Monroe County woman filed a federal class action lawsuit over the impact of a chemical leak in Toledo that resulted in a shelter-in-place order along the Ohio-Michigan border.

Toledo, OH · 8d

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Pinckney Village leader under embezzlement investigation by MSP

Pinckney Village President Jeffrey Buerman is under investigation for alleged embezzlement by the Michigan State Police. MSP Spl/Lt. Rene Gonzalez confirmed the active investigation to The Daily via email Oct. 29. According to Gonzalez, the investigation began in July 2026. "It was initially closed as unfounded and then reopened after the division commander reviewed the complaint and requested further investigation," Gonzalez wrote to The Daily. No further details were released. "I have acted in what I believe to be the best interests of this village and its residents," Buerman wrote in an email to The Daily. "Our council has faced difficult financial decisions because we are spending more than we bring in. Some of those decisions have affected positions and employment. I understand that those changes have been painful and that not everyone agrees with them, but we have a responsibility to address the village’s financial challenges. I stand behind my actions and welcome a fair review of the facts." Buerman was elected village president in 2024, defeating incumbent Linda Lavey. He will again face Lavey during the general election Tuesday, Nov. 3. — Contact reporter Tess Ware at tware@livingstondaily.com. This article originally appeared on Livingston Daily: Pinckney Village leader

Livingston County, MI · 8d

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Lodi Twp: Notice of Planning Commission Special Use Public Hearing 11/24/26

The Lodi Township Planning Commission will meet at 6:30 PM on November 24, 2026, at the Lodi Township Hall, 3755 Pleasant Lake Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48103, to review a request by Scott Kovanda, Frontier Club, LLC for a Special Use permit to allow a Golf Course, including clubhouse, lodging, and other accessory uses in the following location:

Ann Arbor, MI · 7d

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Michigan environmental news: Ann Arbor files 11th hour lawsuit over public power ballot question

Ann Arbor files a lawsuit over public power ballot question days before the election, Detroit City Council presses for answers on contaminated demolition sites, residents and officials voice support for Consumers Energy dam sale, and more Michigan environmental news.

Ann Arbor, MI · 7d

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Tecumseh School Board Set to Approve Pool Demolition

TECUMSEH — The Tecumseh Public Schools Board of Education is looking to move forward with the demolition of the former Tecumseh Community Pool. Early this year, city officials determined that the pool building, which has been closed to the public since April 2025, was structurally unsound and beyond repair, leading the board to vote in favor of its demolition.

Tecumseh, MI · 7d

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County leaders urge regional unity to fix Michigan workforce crisis

FERNDALE — To bring a quality workforce to southeast Michigan and get talented people to stay here, the county executives of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties said the region needs to focus on working together and providing training and transportation. Speaking at a Detroit Regional Chamber event Oct. 30 in Ferndale in front of business and civic leaders, Wayne County Executive Warren Evans, Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel all agreed on one thing: Michigan is struggling to retain its workforce and bring quality people to the state. Part of their jobs is to figure out how to do that. A big part of it is making sure the three counties are working together, Evans and Coulter said. Evans said the counties work well together, but there are still silos. "I think we've done a really good job building relationships with each other, but probably more important is our staffs working together," Coulter said. "Our region is in competition with other regions. Let's stop this 8 Mile, Dequindre artificial boundary." Megan Spanitz, the Detroit Regional Chamber's CEO and chief strategy officer, opened the Oct. 30 event by saying the chamber rung the alarm bell earlier

Wayne County, MI · 7d

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Howell Township sets Nov. 17 hearing on data center ordinance

The Howell Township Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Nov. 17 on proposed zoning regulations for data centers and other high-impact land uses as officials work toward completing permanent rules for the facilities. The hearing begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Howell Township Hall, 3525 Byron Road. The proposed...

Howell, MI · 8d

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Voters in Dearborn see rise in Islamophobia amidst crucial U.S. Senate race

Michigan’s U.S. Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has rekindled Islamophobia in the state. The rhetoric has some voters concerned and determined. Rogers says it’s not about the way El-Sayed prays, but how he thinks. The former Congressman has attempted to tie Detroit’s former...

Dearborn, MI · 8d

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Oakland and Wayne County Voters Decide on 10-Year Museum Millage

Voters in Oakland and Wayne counties are weighing a 10-year property tax plan. It would fund the Detroit Historical Museum, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, and the Dossin Great Lakes Museum. The Southeast Michigan Public Historical Museum Authority Millage Proposal would also help other public history museums in both counties.

Wayne County, MI · 7d

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Brighton library receives prestigious Excellence Award

The Brighton District Library is proud to announce that it has received the 25th annual State Librarian’s Excellence Award, recognizing the library’s dedication to providing superior customer service. Cindy Mack, Brighton District Library director, is “incredibly honored” for the Brighton District Library to receive this award.

Brighton, MI · 7d

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El-Sayed, Benson rally South Asian voters at Diwali celebration days before midterm election

Hundreds of Michigan Democrats celebrated Diwali with South Asian community members Friday evening at the SoHo Banquet and Event Center in Westland for “South Asians Unite Michigan: Light Up the Vote Rally,” a get-out-the-vote event held four days before the Nov. 3 midterm election. The rally was hosted...

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