"30 Reasons Not To Be In A Play" Theatre Performance

The Acting Out Kids Community Theatre presents their debut play performance at Clawson High School auditorium

Trick or Treat Trail at Clawson City Park October 26, 2014, 6-7.30 pm

Trick or Treat Trail At Clawson City Park Sunday October 26, 2014, 6-7.30 pm

Coast Guard's Alarming Warning on Great Lakes Oil Spill

Responders have “almost no capability” to respond to submerged spills, adding urgency to study of pipeline safety, spill preparedness.

Solar Storm: Internet May Flare Up, But So May Northern Lights (Video)

A major solar flare launched off the Sun Wednesday, potentially unleashing a geomagnetic storm that could interrupt communications.

Top 5 Tips for Helping Your Online Student

The following are five easy tips that you can use to make sure your child is learning effectively at home

Stephen Colbert Pans Detroit's Faygo Fire Alarm System, Deer Season About to Begin, Slow-Speed Getaway Vehicle: Michigan News Digest

Also, Oakland County releases a list of road projects.

Alleged Shoplifter Uses Store's Motorized Shopping Cart as Getaway 'Vehicle'

When police caught up with the suspect, she reportedly said she took the wheelchair “because she didn’t feel like walking.”

Colbert Jabs 'Can-Do Spirit' in Detroit's Fire Alert System: 'Let's Have a Can Do It'

There’s nothing funny about Detroit’s bankruptcy, but this vido from “The Colbert Report” will split your sides.

Oakland County Road Construction: Roads to Avoid

The Road Commission for Oakland County releases the list of road construction projects that could cause delays through Sept. 17.

Outrun Hunger Race Sets Higher Goals to Feed the Hungry

Grace Community Church's partnering charities, Hospitality House and Open Door Outreach, say demand for hot holiday meals exceeds supply.

Michigan Deer Season Just Around the Corner: What You Need to Do to Be Legal

Deer hunting is a big deal in Michigan, where more than 650,000 deer hunters take to the woods every year.

Sheriff 'Just Horrified' by Puppy Video, Driver in Road Rage Claims Self-Defense, Whistleblower Alerted State to Disgraced Cancer Doc in 20120, Area Schools on Newsweek's Top High Schools in America List: Michigan News Digest

Also, a body found in a wooded area ends the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a Rochester Hills man last January.

11 Names Will Be Added to Michigan Memorial in 9/11 Ceremony

Etched names of 11 police and fire officials will be added to the granite wall in a ceremony featuring keynote remarks by Gov. Rick Snyder.

Police Officer Held in Alleged Pistol Whipping of Estranged Wife's Friend

The officer has been suspended with pay pending the outcome of the investigation against him.

Autumn Extravaganza Vendor & Craft Night at Guardian Angels Catholic School

Friday, October 3rd, 2014 5:30pm-9:30pm Guardian Angels Catholic School 521 E. 14 Mile Rd Clawson, MI 48017

Attorney to Argue Self-Defense in Deadly Road Rage: 'Whole Story Has Not Been Heard'

Family of Martin Edward Zale, charged with open murder in the death of Derek Flemming, "completely shocked by his," attorney says.

Farm to Fork Uses Dining Experiences to Highlight Michigan's Strong Ag Base

The upcoming event will raise funds for Great Lakes Agricultural Fair Association scholarships.

Report: State Ignored Whistleblower Suspicious in 2010 of Oncologist's 'Chemo Mill'

Dr. Farid Fata is accused of prescribing unnecessary drugs, telling healthy patients they had cancer in $91 million Medicare fraud scheme.

Detroit, Suburbs Reach Historic Water Deal

After months of wrangling, a $2 billion accord will provide for system upgrades for the next four decades.

Transition: Building a Bridge to the Future

Crossing the Bridge from School to Community Adult Services

Sheriff 'Just Horrified' by Video of 4-Year-Old Repeatedly Tossing Puppy in Street

Video ignites a firestorm online, sparks a question: If adults don’t stop children’s cruelty to animals, are they liable?

Schools with Unique and Flexible Learning Models Host Information Sessions

To ensure your child does not miss one vital day of school, Michigan’s leading virtual and blended learning schools continue to host events

Apparition of Jesus Makes for Ultimate Comfort Food, 3 Held in Bloomfield Township Beating Death, Man Released from Jail After New DNA Tests, Floppy-Eared Weed Eaters: Michigan News Digest

Daytime TV diva Rachael Ray is coming to metro Detroit with charity that gets rescued pets glam-shot ready to enhance chances of adoption.

Cleared of Rape by DNA Evidence, Man Released After 15 Years of Life Sentence

Prosecutor’s office retains the right to refile murder charges against Jamie Peterson, who is mentally impaired, but lawyers aren’t worried.

Protesters Support Gay Catholic Teacher Fired for 'Unconventional' Pregnancy on the Streets and Online

“The country is now watching,” state as online petition. “ ...We can make history by being the first Catholic High School to find a middle g

After Strong Storms, Parishioner Finds Jesus

Holy pierogi! Is that the face of Jesus on that dumpling?

Weeds Got Your Goat? These Goats Will Get Your Weeds

Goats are good farm workers, says a woman who rented a dozen to control weeds on her farm. Plus, they’re cuter than weedwackers.

Powerful Storms Kill 1, Leave Hundreds of Thousands in the Dark

DTE Energy calls the straight-line winds that rolled through southeast Michigan "the 10th most impactful storm" in its 111-year history.

Bullet Fired in Rage Ended the Life of a Husband and Father of 2: What Can Be Done to Restore Civility?

Topping our Patch Baker’s Dozen, a collection of 13 posts from Michigan over the past week, is a story of a family’s crushing grief.

Little Girl's Heartbreaking Discovery After Daddy Dies in Road Rage, Former Cop Alleged Serial Rapist, Technology Helps Sheriff's Office Catch a Thief While It Eludes Firefighters in Bankrupt Detroit: Michigan News Digest

On a lighter note, whinny if you want to hear the punch line: Some area firefighters went to see a fellow about a horse …

Bankrupt Detroit's Fire Alert System Not Far Advanced from String-and-Can Phone

Detroit is so broke that firefighters gin up crude alert systems consisting of coin-filled cans and other noisy contraptions.

Stuck in Swamp, Horse Now Good to Giddyup and Go

Move over cute kitties and adorable doggies. Firefighters’ latest darlin’ is a filly.

Little Girl's Heartbreaking Discovery after Her Daddy is Killed in Road Rage

“ … How horrible that young, innocent minds have to learn the reality that their parents are not invincible,” says anguished wife.

Severe Weather Alert: Forecast 'Demands Our Attention'

Today may test southeast Michigander’s flood-worn last nerve. But the payback comes on the weekend.

Technology Helps Cops Find Stolen Jewelry Before It Could Be Melted Down

In the old days, collection of evidence would’ve taken up to a month, decreasing the likelihood stolen property would be recovered.

Bee Eradication Gone Bad, Mo Rocca and The Henry Ford's National TV Debut, Protesters Jailed in Fast-Food Strike, Blood Links Suspect to Jewelry Store Heist: Michigan News Digest

Also, vote for your favorite police officer, firefighter, soldier or veteran in Comercia Bank’s National Anthem contest.

Your Neighbors Still Need Help: How to Volunteer for Flood Cleanup

The Michigan Community Service Commission has fielded thousands of request for help from residents across Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties

Pay It Forward: Would You Donate Your First Paycheck to Your Alma Mater?

A recent Oakland University graduate turned over her entire paycheck as a thank-you and to challenge other young alums.

Judge: Couple Accused of Rape 7 Years Ago Can Sue School, County

The use of “facilitated communication” was at the center of a criminal charges against the couple, which has since been dismissed.

Protesters Arrested in Fast-Food Fight Over Minimum Wage

The “Fight for $15” campaign to boost fast-food workers’ pay plays out on streets across America.