Startup Addressing Men's Embarrasing Problem in Running for $20,000 Prize: You Can Help

You know that not-so-fresh, pitted out look that shames you at business meetings and social soirées? There’s a shirt for that.

Olympic Skate Mates for Life: Stunning Tanith Belbin and Dreamy Charlie White Say 'I Do'

The couple, together since 2009, exchanged vows in West Bloomfield, just a few miles from the Canton ice arena where they met and trained.

Forklift Drivers Needed!

Contact Action Associates today for Immediate Job Opportunities.

A Weekend Outing with the Kiddos Could Cost You Almost Nothing

Admission to more than a half dozen museums and cultural attractions is free to Bank of America and Merrill Lynch cardholders.

LAHRA May Event

LAHRA HR Knowledge Network – Roundtable Discussions on Hot Topics

Kid Rock to Rock Detroit: When Do Tickets Go On Sale for 'First Kiss: Cheap Date' Concerts?

Tickets are just $20, but if you’re ordering through Ticketmaster, be prepared to pay $30.

Michigan's No. 1 Rating Is Nothing to Cheer About

Michigan residents pay the highest automobile rates in the country – and if you’re a Wayne County resident, it’s even worse.

Bank of America Partners with Feeding America to Provide More Than 165,000 Meals in Metro Detroit

Bank of America partners each year with Feeding America to support local food banks and combat the hunger issue in the United States.

As High Court Considers Same-Sex Marriage Bans, Michigan Takes Up Religious Freedom

Religious Freedom Restoration Act supporters admit they’d like to get laws on the books before potential watershed ruling.

School Drops Unbelievable Bombshell on Girl, 12, Battling Cancer

School cites poor attendance record and academic performance in letter dismissing student from her private middle school in Michigan.

Come lend Mother Nature a helping hand!

Join us this spring and summer by volunteering to help the native wildflowers by removing invasives from our Metroparks

Patch's BIG LIST of Detroit Metro Jobs: 130 Just-Posted Jobs Near Brighton

If you’re looking for a new job, or know someone who is, here are hundreds of skilled and professional jobs throughout the Detroit metro.

Magic of the Mushrooms: Family Memories Spun Around Morels

If you’ve been lucky enough to find them, how should you clean and cook the delicious springtime delicacy?

Same-Sex Marriage Showdown Before U.S. Supreme Court: Michigan Patch Poll

The court is on the verge of a historic precedent, and Michigan’s same-sex marriage ban is at the heart of the debate. What do you think?

Michigan Wow Houses: Stunning Views, Builder-Occupied Craftsmanship, Entertainer's Dream

This week, Patch features mansions in West Bloomfield, Grosse Park Farms, Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills.

ICYMI: What Would Jesus Do? Pack Heat, Michigan Priest Says

Once a Pacifist, priest says there’s nothing in Jesus’ teachings that prohibits Catholics from carrying and using guns in self-defense.

Would You Graze Your Own Lawn? Natural, Edible Landscaping Gains Favor

Metro Detroit suburb just approved an ordinance making it easier for residents to dig up traditional grass and plant something more useful.

Pilgrimage to See Pope Francis in US

Holy Spirit Church Brighton Pilgrimage Available for September Visit of Pope

Elder Care Issues Highlighted at Event Honoring World's Oldest Person

Jeralean Talley, 115, of Inkster, was honored by the agency that has helped her stay in her home.

Brighton High School Digital Multimedia Program #BHSDigitalMedia to Digital Divas Conference at EMU for females in Computer Science

Code by Google, Creating Apps, Designing Websites, Programming Raspberry Pi's, Fashion CAD, Cyberbullying, STEM Careers #bhsdigitalmedia

University Police: Unclear How Many Recorded By Alleged Video Voyeur

Former student charged after man notices suspicious looking backpack in restroom stall on Wayne State University campus.

Robocop's Boss Steps Down as Heat Continues on Police Brutality

As groups call for a thorough house cleaning, suspect who was beaten says he just wants to know: “Why’d he beat me like that?”

Rescue Group Declares 'Community Emergency' As It Seeks Homes for 50 Cats

The Detroit Animal Welfare Group needs immediate foster homes for 50 cats rescued during a home eviction.

Hungry Bears on the Move in Michigan

Bears will return to the same place if they’re rewarded with easy food; if not, they’ll settle in the woods in a few weeks.

Pure Existence's 2nd Annual Concert

Pure Existence Dance Company presents "There Will Come A Time", a contemporary dance concert by some of the areas leading professionals!

Faith-Based Adoption Agencies Could Refuse Gay Couples Under Michigan Bills

Critics say bills write religious discrimination into law; supporters warn failure to protect faith-based agencies hastens their demise.

15 Jobs at Detroit Zoo, Hundreds More Animal-Related Gigs in Brighton Area

If you’re looking for employment in specific job category, the Patch Jobs Board makes it easy to find just the right position.

What You Need to Know About Bird Flu in Michigan

Michigan poultry farmers on alert as migratory birds – the believed carriers of the deadly virus – travel along the Mississippi flyway.

Michigan's Jim Harbaugh Gets to the Bottom of Jameis Winston Crab Leg Caper: Watch

Former Florida State star tries to repair image as NFL Draft nears. “Keep it in a tidy box,” Michigan coach advises. “Tidy box."

Metro Detroit Snow Showers Could Be - And Have Been - Worse: Weather Outlook

Growling about early spring snow showers cutting into your patio time? Look Up North for some solace.

Michigan Morel Mushrooms Popping Up: Share Your Photos

Where’s the best place – if not the actual place – to find the elusive springtime delicacies? What’s your best ‘shroom hunting story?

You Won't Believe What Happened When Mom Live-Tweeted Abstinence Talk in Sex Ed Class

Instructor’s statement – “You’ll find a good girl. If you find one that says ‘no,’ that’s the one you want” – infuriated medical professor.

Family Spring Fling

Free Family Fun afternoon at the Pinckney Library, Saturday, May 2, 2015

Man Who Tried to Smuggle Turtles in Underpants Wants Deal

Trial delayed until June for Kai Xu, arrested at U.S.-Canada border with 50 turtles tucked in his underpants and strapped to his body.

From the It's-About-Time Files: Area Woman Has Answer to Lost Lid Frustration (Watch)

Who hasn’t at growled at least a little when looking for plastic lids to cover storage containers?

Get Free Tickets to Upcoming Detroit Symphony Orchestra Concerts

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is offering free tickets to upcoming concerts in Southfield and Dearborn.

Historic Catholic Church Officially Becomes a Basilica Wednesday

Catholic feast days associated with the papacy of St. Francis will be celebrated at National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica.

Zoo Plans to Harness Power of 400 Tons of Poo: How to Help

Crowdfunding under way to raise $55,000 in matching funds to build first “biodigester” to turn zoo animals’ waste into energy and compost.

Groups Back Marijuana Sales-Tax Pot to Get State Out of Financial Weeds

Legalized recreational pot could be a cash cow to help close Michigan budget gaps, backers of three possible ballot measures say.

Countdown to Sunshine: Cool, Wet Week Ahead in Brighton

Don’t leave your umbrella – or your jacket and gloves – home this week.