Eisenhower High School presents Jukebox Musicals

Vocal music department presents community concert of modern musical selections

Meet Shelby Township Author Deanna Kahler

Award-winning Michigan author will participate in local event at Leon & Lulu in Clawson

History comes to life for UCS students

Eighth graders experience The Children of Willesden Lane

Retailers Struggle to Fill Holiday Jobs: Seasonal Openings in Shelby-Utica Area

With unemployment at lowest rate in 15 years, retailers are finding a tight hiring market. Here are some seasonal jobs from the Jobs Board.

Be Seen Everywhere: Market Domination Strategies to Get You Noticed

How to implement the exact Market Domination Blueprint Lethia has used to help her clients build 7 figure businesses.

Plumbrook students "Roar" with approval over leadership assembly

School takes part in leadership program with Lions mascot

UCS robotics team hosts Robot Day

Students of all ages invited to October 24 event

Monfort Elementary is a cut above

Students, staff and parents donate to Wigs 4 Kids

When Does Daylight Saving Time End in Shelby-Utica?

The end of daylight saving time is also a good time to change your smoke alarm batteries.

Browning spells out its commitment to be bully free

School forms Bully Free Bear Patrol

Area seniors help UCS students reach even higher

Volunteer tutoring program pairs seniors with elementary students

Elementary students picture perfect fall season

Projects celebrate the season

UHS presents Dracula November 5 through 7

Bram Stoker's novel comes to life at student performance

Utica Gets Improved AT&T Service

Network capacity upgrades made in the vicinity of M-59 and Auburn Road.

HALLOWEEN HUSTLE 5K & 8K WALK/RUN o OCT. 31 AT 10 A.M.

Don’t let the Zombies scare you at this USATF-certified race! Tackle the 5K or 8K & enjoy a picture perfect finish by the lake.

Baker College student 'SE MI Student Chef of the Year'

This is the second consecutive year that a Baker College student bested students from eight culinary programs to win the title.

UCS bands get in tune to raise funds for scholarships

UCS Fine Arts department hosts annual BandARama

Manufacturing Day builds interest in careers

UCS participates in national effort to promote manufacturing careers

The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The classic "whodunit" by the greatest mystery writer of all time.

Red Wings Foundation scores big at Flickinger

Assembly promotes active, healthy lifestyles

Sheriff: Attorney Trying to 'Strong Arm' County in In-Custody Death of Inmate

Attorney said he offered to settle case for $25 million to $30 million before filing lawsuit.

Hurricane Joaquin Tampers with Michigan Football Schedule

Game is still on and will still be broadcast on the Big Ten Network, but earlier than planned due to Joaquin's looming threat in Maryland.

Hurricane Joaquin Blows Away Michigan-Maryland Pregame Show

Officials say they’re keeping a close eye on the storm’s path, but Saturday’s Big Ten showdown is still on for now.

UCS students get unique opportunity to experience history in words and music

Grant support eight-grade field trip for The Children of Willesden Lane

October Workshops for You & Your Business

The GFYO Center offers Workshops each month that Grow your both Personally & Professionally.

Metro Detroit Trans Teen Gets Gift of Hormones from Mom: WATCH

“I felt like i was in a box for a long, long time and it was just unlocked,” says teen, who was born a boy, but has identified as a girl.

Zoo Officials Chirping with Excitement Over Breeding Program

The Detroit Zoo has been spending about $98,000 a year to acquire crickets, diet for amphibians and other animals.

The 'Amazon Tax' and Credit Card Chips: Your Questions Answered

Michigan State is undergoing two huge transformations in retail shopping starting Thursday. Be prepared.

Amazon and Lear Announce Move to Detroit

The two tech companies hope to establish the Motor City as a hub for tech jobs.

FBI Reviewing Macomb County Jail Inmate's In-Custody Death

Pledging transparency, sheriff says he welcomes the review into the circumstances of inmate’s death from prescription drug withdrawal.

New online resource involves UCS parents in promoting post-secondary success

UCS among one of the first in Michigan to offer web-based college and career tool

Michiganders Prominent on Forbes 400 List of Richest Americans

Magnates’ fortunes range from $7.9 billion to $2 billion.

Scammers Find New Way to Steal Your Financial Information

Officials in Michigan discovered a dozen credit-card skimming devices from gas pumps across the state.

Michigan Democrats Call for $1B Tax Cut for Middle Class

A spokesman for House Speaker Kevin Cotter called the proposal a “ridiculous wish list.”

UCS strikes up the bands on October 4

Family event raises funds for music scholarships

Girl Who Snagged Foul Ball Melts Boy's Heart: Watch

Young Detroit Tigers fan did a very nice thing after she caught a ball off Victor Martinez’s bat.

Metro Detroit Case Could Have Far-Reaching Effects on Workers' Social Media Use

The National Labor Relations Board said Quicken Loans’ employee handbook goes too far in restricting employees’ free speech.

Thin on the Outside Yet Unhealthy on the Inside: Dangers of Skinny Fat

Although you may be jealous of someone who can eat anything and not exercise, they may suffer from being skinny fat, and it's dangerous.

As Temperatures Drop Inactivity Levels Rise: Get Moving

Don't fall victim to the rise of inactivity as the weather starts to cool. Keep moving. Try this fun fitness challenge!

'Barney the Farm Dog' Connects Kids to Agriculture

The book, written by Mary Lynn Swiderski and her late husband, Vic, who had MS, supports Michigan Multiple Sclerosis Society.