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Lockdowns, investigations at Southeast Michigan schools

Ferndale, MI · 2d

whmi.com

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MI AG: Former Whitmer Appointee Faces New Felony Charges

The Michigan Attorney General's Office reports the former Michigan Economic Development Corp. appointee of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was arraigned in the 47th District Court on an additional three felony charges related to the alleged theft of funds from a $20 million state legislative grant awarded to Global Link International. Fay...

Michigan · 19h
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The Ann Arbor News

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Celebrities we ran into at Michigan’s largest pop culture event this weekend

NOVI, MI - Some very recognizable names and faces are in town all weekend at Michigan’s largest pop culture event. Motor City Comic Con runs through Sunday, November 15 at the Vibe Credit Union Showplace in Novi (tickets), drawing tens of thousands of visitors from across Michigan and around the country.

Novi, MI · 3h
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The Detroit News

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Recent health inspections flag Northville eateries

Recent health inspections in some Northville restaurants found improper handwashing, improper food storage and more between September and November, according to Wayne County Health Department inspection reports. Many of the violations have been corrected. The presence of violations in a past inspection does not necessarily mean the establishment has the same violations today. Inspection reports can be found at swordsolutions.com/inspections/. Below is a list of violations found at a few restaurants in Northville. Deccan Bawarchi, 17933 Haggerty Road During a routine inspection on September 15, an inspector noted several problems at Deccan Bawarchi. ∎ During the inspection, employees were never seen washing their hands, even though they moved from food preparation areas to dish areas, to grabbing supplies from stock areas, and returning. Whenever employees want to start food preparation tasks or return from leaving after completing non-food preparation tasks hand washing should be done before donning new pair of gloves. Wash hands before putting on gloves and preparing food. Corrected through instruction. ∎ Prep line cooler was malfunctioning and holding all potentially hazardous food items inside between 52-54F. This included cooked chicken, paneer cheese, mayo, lentil soup, and cooked chickpeas. Potentially hazardous ready-to-eat food should be kept below 41F.

Northville, MI · 2d

The Detroit News

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Former state rep suffers spinal cord injury after bicycle hits unmarked pipe

A former Michigan state representative was in critical condition early Friday afternoon, Nov. 13, at a local hospital after hitting an unmarked sewer pipe in Orion Township while riding his bike, according to local officials. Former Republican State Rep. John Reilly, 68, was biking to a local church early Wednesday, Nov. 11, when he hit a pipe that lay over the sidewalk on North Axford Street near the Orion Township post office. He suffered a spinal cord injury, two fractured vertebrae and a brain injury, according to Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett. The Oakland County Sheriff's Office's Crisis Response Unit documented the scene and is investigating the circumstances of the crash, according to Tyler Sweers, an agency spokesperson. John Reilly's wife, Karen Reilly, said her husband was biking to St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Lake Orion, where he leads a men's Bible study on Wednesday mornings. She said her husband "snapped his neck back" when he crashed. "There were no cones or anything around" the pipe, said Karen Reilly. Barnett said the pipe was part of an Oakland County Water Resources Commission project that began Oct. 26 and was supposed to be done that week. Barnett said he "didn't know

Oakland County, MI · 7h

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‘Now We Have Rats’: Angry Michigan Neighbor Crashes Out Over Local House Covered in Trash

A Michigan man called his city to report a mess that’s been piling up in his neighborhood and causing drama. He speaks out about the rental property next to his home and how it’s littered with gallons of trash. Now, rats have moved into the neighborhood and he wants somebody to do something about it.

Pontiac, MI · 1d

The Detroit Free Press

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These Metro Detroit restaurants are open on Thanksgiving Day 2026

Thanksgiving giving is fast approaching. Not in the mood to cook a big meal? Leave the cooking to someone else. While Thanksgiving, the biggest food holiday of the year, is a big day for home cooks, it's also big day for dining out. Across metro Detroit, dozens are restaurants are open and offering complete traditional holiday meals or those with a different or unique twist. You can choose to make reservations and dine in, or many places offer fully cooked or oven-ready meals to go. In downtown Detroit, many places are open for America's Thanksgiving Day Parade that rolls down Woodward and the annual Detroit Lions Thanksgiving Day game. What's offered? You will find everything from the traditional roast turkey with all the classic sides of mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, cranberry relish, green bean casserole and desserts. There are also other special meals or items from the regular menu. Ordering and reservations If you plan on dining out for Thanksgiving, make reservations now. Most places require reservations, and some require pre-paid reservations or pre-ordering. If you plan on ordering to-go, most places will have a cutoff date and specific days and times for pickup on or before Thanksgiving Day. Check

Detroit, MI · 1d

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Blink And You’ll Pass This Tiny Family-Owned Clawson, Michigan Shop Serving Hearty Beef, Chicken, And Veggie Pasties

Some of the best meals in Michigan come from places you could miss with one quick glance at the road. In Clawson, a small shop has been handing out hefty, hand-made pasties for decades, and folks still drive across the state for them. One pasty is often big enough for...

Clawson, MI · 2d

Attack of the Fanboy

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A Michigan deer wandered for 10 days with a plastic Halloween pumpkin stuck over its mouth, and rescuers say they get calls like it every year

A young buck in Michigan spent 10 days with a plastic Halloween pumpkin stuck on its head before volunteers freed it on Sunday, according to BroBible . The Detroit Animal Welfare Group led the effort and says it tracked the deer to Hines Park in Westland, miles from the Livonia neighborhood where it was first spotted. Volunteers tranquilized the animal and removed the bucket. The deer first drew attention after a resident in a Livonia neighborhood recorded video of it with the plastic pumpkin bucket stuck over its mouth. The group says it began receiving calls shortly after Halloween and posted on social media asking people to report sightings. It says it received several updates and photos but could not catch up to the deer, which was becoming weak and thin. The group says it was concerned that the deer would become dehydrated and eventually starve, as the bucket kept it from eating or drinking. It received permission from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to tranquilize the animal if volunteers could reach it. The group also asked for help from drone pilots, including one with a heat sensing drone, to track the deer down. Volunteers waded through water and

Livonia, MI · 1d

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This Metro Detroit Deli Piles Corned Beef High and Serves Old-School Jewish Classics

Corned beef sandwiches are the main attraction at Siegel’s Deli in Commerce Township, where the portions are big enough that ordering a half sandwich makes sense. This Metro Detroit spot also serves traditional Jewish deli favorites, including matzo ball soup, chopped liver, potato latkes, and Reubens. The menu has...

Commerce Charter Twp, MI · 2d

The Detroit News

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Livonia Stevenson parts ways with football coach Randy Micallef

Livonia Stevenson will have a new football coach next season. Athletic director Arnie Muscat confirmed Stevenson has let go of coach Randy Micallef after 14 seasons leading his alma mater. “We decided to make a change in the Stevenson Football program and will be now moving in a new direction,” Muscat said. “We are grateful to Randy Micallef for his 14 years of dedicated service to our program and for all he has done for our student-athletes.” Stevenson finished 2-7 overall and 2-6 in the Lakes Valley Conference this fall, its first season in the league. “I am very disappointed in the decision,” Micallef said. “I was excited about the group of young men that were returning and had gained a lot of experience this season. I know they will do some great things in the future!” Micallef compiled a 57-73 record since taking over in 2013, including a 36-45 mark in Kensington Lakes Activities Association divisional games. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Muscat said the job will be posted next week. He plans a thorough search but has no immediate deadline for hiring a replacement. Micallef graduated from Stevenson in 1991 after playing quarterback

Livonia, MI · 20h

Guitar World

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Inside Motor City Guitars – the guitar store with the “Magic Strat” played by Eric Johnson and Mark Tremonti

We take a trip to 1565 Crescent Lake Road Waterford, MI, where Marty Minui's store is ready to welcome you – and promises not to sell you stuff you don't need

Detroit, MI · 12h

WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News

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Fatal pedestrian crashes hit new high in SE Michigan as officials push roundabouts as a solution

Michigan · 11h

The Detroit News

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Marian volleyball ousts Farmington Hills Mercy in Division 1 regional final

BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The top two teams in the state did not disappoint in the Division 1 regional finals matchup, and there will officially be a new champion to end the year. No. 2-ranked Birmingham Marian survived a back-and-forth bout to defeat defending champion Farmington Hills Mercy in four sets, 25-23, 26-24, 21-25, 25-17. The win avenges what was a 1-3 record against Mercy this year, topping off its sole victory that came in the Catholic League Bishop championship game. The matchup exemplified the story of the last decade of Division 1 volleyball in the state, as six of the last seven champions have been one of the two programs. Heading into the game, Marian head coach Mayssa Cook knew it wouldn’t just be any other playoff game, but luckily the history between the two allowed for an anticipated approach. “I knew we had to have middles involved,” Cook said. “I said to them, ‘Ladies, all three of you bigs have to be on, because they are that good.’ So are we, but it’s any given day. They’re an awesome team, but I knew our seniors had to be on to clinch this victory.” The first set started just as

Farmington Hills, MI · 21h

The Detroit News

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High school football picks, Round 3 of state playoffs

Brandon Folsom, Craig Yuhas, Andrew Graham and Kameron Goodwill of The Detroit News make their predictions for Round 3 of the high school football playoffs. Detroit Catholic Central (10-1) at Clarkston (10-1) Folsom: Detroit Catholic Central Yuhas: Detroit Catholic Central Graham: Detroit Catholic Central Goodwill: Detroit Catholic Central More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Northville (9-2) at Detroit Cass Tech (11-0) Folsom: Detroit Cass Tech (best bet) Yuhas: Detroit Cass Tech Graham: Detroit Cass Tech Goodwill: Detroit Cass Tech (best bet) Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (9-2) at Romeo (11-0) Folsom: Romeo Yuhas: Romeo Graham: Romeo Goodwill: Romeo South Lyon (9-2) at Milford (10-1) Folsom: South Lyon Yuhas: Milford Graham: Milford Goodwill: Milford Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (8-3) at Birmingham Brother Rice (9-2) Folsom: Birmingham Brother Rice Yuhas: Birmingham Brother Rice Graham: Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Goodwill: Birmingham Brother Rice Livonia Franklin (9-2) at Grosse Pointe South (10-1) Folsom: Grosse Pointe South Yuhas: Grosse Pointe South (best bet) Graham: Grosse Pointe South (best bet) Goodwill: Grosse Pointe South Mason (10-1) at Chelsea (11-0) Folsom: Chelsea Yuhas: Mason Graham: Mason Goodwill: Chelsea Warren De La Salle (7-4) at Harper Woods (9-2) Folsom: Harper Woods Yuhas: Harper Woods Graham:

Detroit, MI · 1d

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Pontiac Breaks Ground on Five Affordable Homes Near Rotary Park

A Pontiac developer broke ground this week on five single-family homes near Rotary Park, aiming to sell them to buyers earning between 60% and 120% of the area's median income. Creek Valley Properties held a ceremonial groundbreaking at the park on Tuesday for homes planned on Walnut Street at Orchard Lake Road, with prices expected around $240,000 once they hit the market next year.

Pontiac, MI · 1d

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Metro Detroit home sales drop & future of the GOP post-Trump

Metro Detroit home sales were down 13.9% in October. REMAX of Southeastern Michigan President Jeannette Schneider discusses what’s driving the trend. Plus, Troy Mayor Ethan Baker discusses what the Republican Party could look like post-Trump, and Detroit Regional Chamber President & CEO Sandy Baruah discusses what businesses hope to see from the Democratic-controlled government.

Metro Detroit, MI · 22h

ClickOnDetroit.com

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Possible changes to Orion Oaks Dog Park spark petition, Oakland County Parks responds

A Change.org petition with more than 300 signatures is urging Oakland County to preserve Orion Oaks Dog Park’s rustic character as renovation ideas are considered. Possible upgrades include a paved parking lot, fence replacements, permanent pavilions, accessible paths, more water stations and a dog wash. After community feedback, officials...

Oakland County, MI · 1d

Michigan Public

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Southern Michigan communities turn to regional management of growing deer herds

On opposite sides of the state, Kent County, and the cities of Farmington Hills, Farmington and Southfield, have turned to regional coalitions to manage growing deer populations.

Kent County, MI · 1d