No Decision in Michigan Same-Sex Marriage Case

U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman set a trial that would start Feb. 25.

Levin: U.S. Within Days of Debt Default

U.S. Rep. Sander Levin, D-Royal Oak, who represents St. Clair Shores in Congress, released a statement about debt default.

Macomb County Department of Veterans Services Open Despite Shutdown

Macomb County veterans and their families can still receive important benefit information during the federal government shutdown.

Michigan Pint Bill Hopes to Eliminate 'Beer Fraud'

Voter Registration Deadline Nears for Nov. 5 Election

Government Shutdown: What's Open, What's Closed

A short list of closures and consequences related to the shutdown.

Impact of Government Shutdown on Selfridge Air National Guard Base

Selfridge Air National Guard Base has released the impact the government shutdown will have on the facility.

Immunization Certificates Required For Michigan Students Entering 7th Grade

Gov. Rick Snyder signed legislation Monday that moves the immunization requirement from sixth grade to seventh grade.

Head Lice and Cockroaches Are More Popular Than Congress

On the other hand, Congress is thought of more highly than the Kardashians.

U.S. Rep Miller: House Plan Aims to Protect Americans From 'Harmful Effects of Obamacare'

Rep. Miller Urges U.S. to Take 'Diplomatic Path' Regarding Syria

Republican Congresswoman Candice Miller's district encompasses Macomb County communities.

U.S. Rep Levin: Tying Debt Ceiling Increase to Obamacare Delay is 'Height of Irresponsibility'

Sander Levin, a Michigan Democrat, responded this week to a reported GOP plan regarding Obamacare.

Macomb County Circuit Court Launches Public Site to View Cases

The eAccess site replaces the formerly used public access website.

U.S. Rep Miller on Syria: 'World Must Unite' to Stop Atrocities

Congresswoman Candice Miller, a Republican whose district includes Macomb County communities, stated she is still not convinced U.S. military force is vital in Syria.

Michigan Senate Passes Medicaid Expansion Bill

The bill will provide health care for 470,000 additional low-income Michigan residents.

Miller: America Has 'No Business' Taking Military Action in Syria Without 'Imminent Threat' to U.S.

Congresswoman Candice Miller, whose district includes local Macomb County communities. released a statement regarding potential U.S. involvement in Syria.

Macomb Township Supervisor Ordered to Serve Probation

The township supervisor was charged with election fraud for allegedly signing off on petitions for signatures she did not collect.

Macomb County's New Corporation Counsel Introduced

Coastal Marshlands Restored at Lake St. Clair Metropark

The project encompasses nearly 500 acres of coastal marshland along the lake.

Macomb Township Cuts Ties With Its Longtime Law Firm

A Board of Trustees majority approved the decision this month.

Macomb Township Supervisor Charged With Election Fraud

Janet Dunn, who took office as township supervisor last November, faces a misdemeanor charge relating to petition signatures.

Good Friday Closures in Macomb Township

Township and county offices will be closed today in observance of Good Friday.

Macomb County to Offer Free Paper Shredding, Medication Disposal for Seniors

Macomb County seniors will be able to dispose of medication, and have documents shred, April 11 at Freedom Hill.

Law Enforcement Academy for Seniors Accepting Registrations

The Macomb County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for the next Law Enforcement Academy for Seniors.

$13.5 Million Construction on Groesbeck Underway

During the project, which covers 3.4 miles of pavement between 14 Mile and Hayes roads, two lanes will be open in each direction during peak travel times.

Playground for Children with Special Needs Coming to Macomb Corners Park

Macomb Township will install the new equipment this year at a cost of $69,700, according to The Macomb Daily.

Officials Dedicate Macomb Post Office to Fallen Marine

U.S. Rep. Candice Miller and others honored Macomb Township native Anthony DiLisio, who died in Afghanistan.

Animal Control Rescues Deer in Macomb Township

A video posted on YouTube shows authorities saving three deer trapped in the basement of a home under construction.

Macomb Post Office to be Dedicated to Fallen Marine

Ceremony honoring Lance Corporal Anthony A. DiLisio will take place on Friday on Samohin Drive.

Macomb Man Dies in Crash, New Businesses Come to Hall Road, Park Paths Envisioned and More

Macomb Township Patch recaps the news of the week.

Paper Wait is Over: Shred It And Forget It at Freedom Hill on Tuesday

Macomb County residents can dispose of old paper documents and correspondence at the "Shred-it-Day" event from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Macomb Township's Future May Include Linear Parks

The public will be invited to share ideas for the township's master plan.

What is Your Story of Life in Macomb Township?

The Macomb Township Historical Commission wants to hear residents' stories with its oral history project.

Macomb Man Jailed on Child Porn Charges, Economic Forecast Bright, CVS Budget Back in Black and More

Macomb Township Patch recaps the news from this past week.

23 Mile Bridge, Hayes Road Are Among 2013 Road Projects

Pack your patience on the roads this year by keeping these construction projects in mind.

Macomb Township Seeks Slices of History

Township Supervisor Janet Dunn is forming a historical society in the community.

John P. McCulloch Appointed Huron-Clinton Metroparks Director

The former Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner started at his new post Dec. 21.

Celebrating New Year's Day with Fireworks? Michigan Law Allows It

The start of the new year is among the 10 national holidays on which the state permits fireworks use.

Time Remains for Macomb Residents to Pay Winter Taxes in 2012

Through Jan. 1, Macomb Township residents can deposit their winter tax payments in the secure drop box at Town Hall and have those payments posted for 2012.

U.S. Post Office to Increase Prices in 2013

The cost of mailing postcards and one-ounce letters will increase on Jan. 27, 2013.