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History of Willis Michigan – The Walbash Railroad Town Built on Milk, Farming and Main Street
Subtitle: A railroad station, a busy creamery, and the surrounding farms transformed Willis into an important agricultural center in Washtenaw County during the early 1900s. In 1909, horse-drawn wagons crowded the grounds of the Willis Creamery in Washtenaw County. Farmers had …
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Why Metro Detroit’s most ordinary freeway is actually a big deal
HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. – Why does nearly every freeway in Metro Detroit have a weird trench section?. The answer is the Davison Freeway, America’s first urban below-grade freeway in the United States. Leave it to the Motor City to innovate when it comes to cars, right?. The design...
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Dearborn residents speak out on reckless driving in city: "It's dangerous"
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Troy neighborhood streets overwhelmed by cut-through traffic amid Rochester Road construction
Rochester Road construction is causing major traffic backups in Troy, with frustrated drivers using nearby residential streets to get around the closure. The west side is closed, with the disruption expected to last about three weeks. Residents report heavy rush-hour traffic and backups as drivers use local roads as shortcuts.
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Southfield council OKs share of cost for road reconstruction design
SOUTHFIELD — The Southfield City Council approved a cost share agreement for the design phase of the Southfield Road reconstruction project at its meeting on Sept. 22. Back in January, the City Council supported plans with the Road Commission for Oakland County to proceed with the preliminary phase of the Southfield Road reconstruction project. The approval from Sept. 22 commits Southfield to its share of the preliminary engineering cost.
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MTA considers route changes, users weigh in
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - The Flint Mass Transportation Authority's (MTA) bus routes could soon see some changes. MTA CEO Ed Benning has had his ear to the ground to try and find the best solutions for the Flint Mass Transportation Authority. When a 2024 study determined that the MTA needed...
cityofypsilanti.com
PUBLIC NOTICE: N. River St. Road Closure October 9 and October 12, 2026
Northbound N. River St, between North St. and Ferrier St., will be temporary closed for permitted work by Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority beginning the morning of Friday, October 9 and concluding the afternoon/evening of Monday, October 12; weather permitting. The affected area of N. River will reopen for regular travel on Saturday and Sunday (October 10 & 11) and reclose the morning of Monday, October 12.
WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News
Metro Detroit drivers are fed up with tailgating as state police warn it leads to road rage, costly fines
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Dearborn’s roads could look very different. Mayor asks residents to weigh in
DEARBORN, MI -- Some of Dearborn's major roads could look different in the future as Mayor Abdullah Hammoud considers new ways to make them safer. Hammoud is asking residents where the city should narrow lanes, add bike lanes, plant more trees or build green boulevards. "We're going to be rebuilding...
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Lansing's Orange Barrels Are Nothing Compared to the Problems Drivers Face in Detroit
Lansing drivers, imagine a city where our construction headaches might actually seem like the least of your worries. Detroit's new national ranking isn't pretty. Would you rather drive through Lansing or Detroit?
The Detroit News
Most westbound I-696 ramps reopen Oct. 12
The burden of the Interstate 696 traveler will soon come to an end. In one direction, at least. Nearly all westbound ramps will finally reopen by Monday, said the Michigan Department of Transportation Eastbound lanes, alas, will remain closed until next year. The eastbound lanes closed two years ago from M-10 to Interstate 75 to bolster the decades-old infrastructure, said state transportation officials. In 2027, the state agency will rehabilitate bridges from I-696 from I-75 to Dequindre Road. About 60 bridges are located along that stretch. The $275 million "Restore the Reuther" project is rehabilitating I-696 from I-75 in Hazel Park to Northwestern Highway, or M-10, in Southfield. MDOT already had completed the first phase of the project, which was rehabilitating I-696 between I-275 and Lahser Road, in 2023 and 2024, said Brian Travis, I-696 project manager with the Michigan Department of Transportation, last month. The second phase of the project consists of MDOT rehabilitating I-696 between Lahser and Dequindre roads. Travis said the full rehabilitation project is expected to be complete in the fall of 2027. As for the latest work, the ramps along the westbound lanes that will be reopen are at Coolidge, Greenfield, Southfield, Evergreen, Lahser and
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Dearborn launches three-hour parking pilot in West Downtown
Lot D, Lot E, Lot H, and the first floor of the Wagner Deck. 7 a.m.–10 p.m., every day, including weekends. Dearborn police will enforce the limit. The city says people who park all day—particularly workers—can take spaces away from customers. Employees and other people who need...
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MTA seeks input on new Route 14, bus route changes
FLINT, Mich. — The MTA is proposing a new bus route and changes to several existing routes as it looks to adjust service across its system. The agency held an open house on Thursday to get public input on the proposal. Under the plan, Routes 2, 4, 6, 7,...