Metro Detroiters Vote in Favor of Marijuana and Human Rights

Check out the top Election Day stories from around southeast Michigan.

Saline 2013 Election Results

Get unofficial updated election results as they come in.

Three Running Unopposed for Saline City Council

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

No Decision in Michigan Same-Sex Marriage Case

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

MDOT: Autumn Driving Safety Tips

Michigan Department of Transportation offers the following safe driving tips for fall.

Michigan Pint Bill Hopes to Eliminate 'Beer Fraud'

Voter Registration Deadline for November Election is Monday

Find out how to register and request an absentee ballot application.

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.

Are You Registered to Vote, Saline?

Here are 6 facts you need to know ahead of Election Day on Nov. 5.

Michigan Senate Passes Medicaid Expansion Bill

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

6 Things to Know for Labor Day Weekend

Find out what's closed in Saline for the holiday, get the weather forecast and more.

MDOT to Curb Construction Over Labor Day Weekend

Find out which Michigan work zones will remain active before you hit the road.

Saline to Flush Fire Hydrants

The annual procedure is scheduled for September 16-27.

Nominate a Neighbor for Green Thumb Award

The city of Saline will accept nominations for the recognition until Sept. 1.

Michigan Sees Minimal Growth in Kids Count Rankings

Annual report indicates action is needed to improve the status of the state's children.

Saline's Longtime City Clerk Announces Her Resignation

Dianne Hill announced her resignation as Saline's City Clerk on Monday.

It's Tax Day! Post Office Closing Time, What to Do If You Need More Time

Attention tax day procrastinators! Here's what you need to know.

Saline Patch Readers Sound Off on New Teen Cell Phone Law

Teenagers with a temporary driver's permit, or a level 1 or 2 graduated license, will be prohibited from using a cell phone while driving a car under a law that takes effect Thursday.

Driskell Votes in Favor of Emergency Dredging Bill

"Improving Michigan's parks and waterways will spur tourism across the state," the state representative from Saline says; the measure now goes to Gov. Rick Snyder for his signature.

Is Michigan Autism Plan a Step in the Right Direction, Saline?

A proposal that calls for more early screening, better training for primary care providers, a state information clearinghouse and more was released Monday. Leave a comment to share your reaction!

Kwame Kilpatrick Ordered to Federal Prison in Milan

The former Detroit mayor was convicted Monday by a jury on 24 of 30 charges related to racketeering, bribery and extortion.

Smart Meter Opt Out Legislation Would Eliminate DTE's Proposed Fees

The utility offers customers an opportunity to decline the new wireless meters, but plans to charge one-time and monthly fees. Leave a comment to tell us what you think, Saline!

Saline Area Fire Department to Receive $57,915 Grant

The Federal Emergency Management Agency funds will be used to help improve operations and safety.

House Democrats Bring Listening Tour to Washtenaw County

Rep. Gretchen Driskell of Saline will meet with constituents at Washtenaw Intermediate School District on Monday, Feb. 25.

Gov. Snyder Orders Flags Lowered Feb. 7 to Honor Michigan Soldier

Sgt. Mark Schoonhoven of Plainwell died Jan. 20 from injuries sustained in combat in Afghanistan.

Share Your Saline Arts and Cultural Center Dreams

The Arts and Culture Committee asks community members to participate in a public brain-storming session at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 5.

Celtic Festival Beer Tent, 5K on City Council Agenda

The issues are among those on the agenda for tonight's 7:30 meeting at the Saline Municipal Building.

Your Washtenaw County Pothole Questions Answered

Find out what causes potholes, what the Road Commission is doing about them and how you can make a report. Have you seen a nasty one around Saline? Leave a comment!

Rep. Gretchen Driskell, D-Saline, Plans Coffee Hour in Chelsea

The lawmaker will seek feedback from constituents on Saturday, Feb. 2, about issues in the state Legislature.

New Michigan Law Prohibits Teens From Using a Cell Phone While Driving

Saline-area legislators supported the legislation.

Stamp Prices Increase: How Much Will Stamps Cost In 2013?

The price of postage to send a letter is increasing to 46 cents on Jan. 27.

Rep. Tim Walberg Votes Against Bill to Avoid Fiscal Cliff

The U.S. House went along with a Senate plan Tuesday to address expiring Bush-era tax cuts while delaying spending cuts.

Your Guide to Right-to-Work Bills, Lawmakers' Votes

Legislation passed last week in the Michigan House and Senate could reach Gov. Rick Snyder for his signature by Tuesday. Leave a comment or upload a photo if you participate in related demonstrations!

Washtenaw County Details Emergency Preparedness Plan

Washtenaw County has an emergency operations center that can be activated in the event of an emergency.

Saline's Library-Brecon Trail Was Centuries in the Making

After years of planning, a trail for non-motorized transportation now connects N. Ann Arbor Street and the Depot Museum to Brecon Park, Saline District Library and N. Maple Road.

Mayor-Elect Brian Marl Thanks Supporters, Former Educators

Marl says he hopes to engage with young people during his first term as Saline Mayor.

Newly Elected Officials Share Their Plans

Read about what the candidates you elected have in store for when they join office.

78-Year-Old Election Worker Says It's His Last Year

Paul Thibault, of Lodi Township, has worked at the polls for four general elections.