The Little Stars Foundation Offers Free Media-Smart Youth Program

Registration Open for Free Media-Smart Youth Program Offered by the Little Stars Foundation in Canton

The Little Stars Foundation Offers Free Violin Workshop

Registration Open for Free Violin Workshop Offered by the Little Stars Foundation in Canton

Don't Forget: 'Amazing Race' Auditions Coming Up

Teams of two, ages 21 and older, are invited to audition in the open casting call for the hit CBS reality TV series.

Summer Gas Rules Take Effect Monday

Summer-formula gasoline stops more than 28 tons of smog-causing compounds from entering the atmosphere each day.

A Beer a Day in June: Thrillist's Top 30 Michigan Brews

The list of great Michigan beers is incomplete at 30, Thrillist admits. It could be 100 or 1,000 in the Great Lakes (and Great Beer) State.

Motown Icon Berry Gordy's Mansion for Sale

Original charm and beauty preserved in restoration of mansion whose guests included Motown legends like Diana Ross and Stevie Wonder.

Michigan Woman Finds Black Widow Spider in Grapes

Black widow spiders – introduced as natural predators to insects that devour grapes – show up in Michigan and elsewhere.

Waffle Kerfuffle / Hog Wild Pig / Unbelievable Aces / 'Killer' Heroin: Best of Michigan

If you miss a day, you miss a lot. Let’s catch up on some of the most-viewed posts in Michigan this week.

Summer of the Wild Child at Detroit Zoo

Detroit Zoo’s Summer Safari camps start June 22. Be sure to sign up early before the camps fill up.

In Wayne County, Olympic Flame Burns Early

Children ages 5 and younger will be put to the test in the customized Nursery School Olympics.

Congresswoman Offers Locker-Room Assessment of Roads

U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell used off-color euphemism to describe what she thinks is a Michigan lawmakers’ lack of fortitude on road crisis.

Why Michigan Summers Blow Sunshine Up California's Bikini

Pft. Who needs California and its endless summers? You should spend summer it wrapped up in the Mitten. Just sayin' ...

Teen Who Allegedly Attacked Police with Mower Blade Dies

Police used stun gun to subdue teen, who they believe may have been using drugs, before fatal shot was fired.

You Need $15 an Hour for This in Michigan

A new report maps for each state the hourly wage needed to support a two-bedroom apartment.

MOTOWN MUSEUM PRESENTS "MOTOWN MIC: THE SPOKEN WORD"

Motown Museum invites the public to attend the June 13 grand finale event

Amish Tables In Plymouth, Is Hosting The Ann Arbor Hands On Museum

Amish Tables in Plymouth is bringing in the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum for a family orientated event to celebrate their 20th Anniversary.

American Axle to Add 1,000 Jobs

The company plans to resume its presence in Detroit over the next five years. AAM shuttered Detroit plants three years ago to control costs.

'Crock-Pot Killer' Takes Plea Deal

Tewana Sullivan didn't claim self-defense in fatal bludgeoning with a slow cooker, but said the victim was armed with cookware, too.

Hero Dog Sadie Gets Special Commendation

The dog lunged, growled, bared her teeth and refused to back down to unknown home invader, who was punching the determined protector.

Wayne County boy to serve as face of college savings in Michigan in 2015

Carter Baldwin, 4, of Dearborn Heights to star in Michigan Education Savings Program campaign

Man Pummeled in 'Robocop' Arrest Settles for $1.4M

Floyd Dent, 57, and Inkster city officials say they’re ready to put violent arrest caught on video behind them.

Activists: Plug Straits of Mackinac Pipeline Before Catastrophe

Enbridge Energy’s Line 5 a “disaster just waiting to happen,” says engineer and activist who fears Great Lakes oil spill.

Spoiler: 2 Top Michigan Spellers Advance in National Bee

Do you think you can outspell 11 Michigan wiz kids? Test yourself on the words in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

130 Just-Posted Jobs in Plymouth-Canton Area

Whether executive, administrative assistant, IT, retail, professional, automotive or some other job, Patch Jobs Board is the place to start.

Who Are Michigan's Heroes? Test Your Or (Better) Your Kids' Knowledge

A list on a popular website has all the information you need to make a fun summer enrichment activity out of Michigan history.

30 Booted From Hotel After Ruckus Over Waffle

The situation was as sticky as say, maple syrup, when about 30 guests took sides in a fight over who got to eat a waffle.

Data Sold By Classmates or FTD? You Could Get a Refund

Classmates Inc. and FTD have agreed to an $11 million settlement in "data pass" case; consumers in 21 states could be compensated.

Fast-growing Goldfish Swim School makes Canton debut

The Goldfish Swim School in Canton will employ 50 while offering year-round water safety lessons to children ages 4 months to 12 years.

Kennedy Nemier Insurance Agency Earns Prestigious Five Star Agency Award from Fremont Insurance

Plymouth, Mich., April 15, 2015 – Fremont Insurance, a Michigan-exclusive property and casualty insurance carrier, announced today that the

Barrels and Bites

"Barrels & Bites" at Granite City Food & Brewery - Troy, This summer!

Detroit Police Chief: Carjacking Risk Too High to Fill Up After Dark

Detroit police are targeting carjackings at gas stations, where the decision to stop for fuel can – and did on Monday – turn deadly.

AT&T Expands Its "It Can Wait" Program Beyond Texting

The telecom is spreading the word that other driving distractions are just as dangerous.

Cruz'n 528 Car Show Wednesday At Plymouth VFW Post 6695

Cool cars, oldies music, good food, and great people! All in one place. Come on down, and support our veterans at the Cruz'n 528 Car Show.

Inkster Mom Tries Publicly Shaming Kids Straight

Mom who sends kids to the roadside with signs confessing misdeeds says humiliating them now is better than bailing them out of jail later.

'Amazing Race,' CBS Reality Hit, Casting in Detroit Area

Teams of two, ages 21 and older, invited to audition in open casting call. Forgotten Harvest is conducting a food drive.

Chronic Wasting Disease Found In Michigan Deer

Confirmation oc the state’s first case of chronic wasting disease in a free-ranging deer triggers response plan.

BECAUSE HUNGER DOESN'T TAKE A SUMMER VACATION

Annual Cereal Drive kicks off on Friday, May 29

Want to Save a Lighthouse? Here's Your Chance

Federal government wants to transfer stewardship of 6 lighthouses – 3 of them in Michigan – to local governments and preservation groups.

First Lady Takes on Campus Sexual Assaults

"I don’t know what these women are supposed to do," Sue Snyder says, calling for uniformity in policies on campus sexual assault reports.

Drawn To The Night, An Event for Artists!

Friday, July 17th, 7:00-9:00pm at the Plymouth Community Arts Council Theme: Andy Warhol