Police Think Driver Deliberately Ran Over Gaggle of Geese

Police captain said other motorists stopped to allow the geese to cross, but suspect “accelerated and just ran right over them.”

Registration now open for UCS preschool programs

UCS offers a variety of preschool programs beginning as early as six weeks.

Teen Ordered to Sex Offender Registry for 25 Years

Girl admitted she lied about her age, but teen drew a tough judge who condemned culture of “meet, hook-up, have sex, sayonara . . . ”

Michigan Bar Second in U.S. to Create Cannabis Law Section

Michigan lawyers specialize to serve burgeoning “cannabusiness” industry, keep pace with evolving legislation.

Group Forms Human Oil Drop in Call to Shut Down Aging Great Lakes Pipeline

Scientists have warned a Great Lakes oil spill couldn't happen in a worse place than the Straits of Mackinac, where Line 5 is located.

Utica Strong!

Conditioning camp powers current and future Chieftains

'Very Aggressive' Turkey Runs Amok, Shows Up in Selfies

Like some sort of feathered protester, bird lays in front of buses, has “trapped and cornered” University of Michigan students, police say.

Metro Detroit Hospitals That May Make You Sick

A new report analyzing CDC data reveals nine Michigan hospitals, most in the metro, with poor ratings for hospital-acquired infections.

ALERT: Wildfire Danger 'Very High' in Many Areas of Michigan

With hot, dry conditions persisting into the weekend, DNR firefighters are on alert and campers are urged to take caution with fires.

Summer program focuses on giving students a successful start

Program focuses on giving English Language students who are new to the country an opportunity to develop language acquisition.

Camp creates a new generation of award-winning robotics students

Crevolution Robotics team hosts week-long camp for junior high school students

Where in the Metro is Nation's 4th-Best Place to Start a Business?

Analysts crunched U.S. Census data on business climate and local economic health to determine rankings.

Fundraising and Other Nonprofit Jobs Near Shelby-Utica

The Patch Jobs Board lists thousands of positions. Tailor your search to find the perfect job within commuting distance.

Michigan's In Recovery, and It's Partly Because of Beer

The beer industry has a $6.6 billion economic impact on Michigan, according to a new study, Beer Serves America.

Metro Faith Leaders Get Training on the Unthinkable

U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade: Summit prepared church leaders for "sad reality” of shootings in houses of worship and other public places.

Rare Blue Moon 2015: When To See The First Since 2012 in Shelby-Utica

The next one will be an even bigger milestone.

Cruise In Shoes 5K - August 15 - Shrine High School

Cruise In Shoes 5K Walk/Run You don’t need an automobile to cruise down Woodward! Lace up your shoes and head to the Cruise In Shoes 5K!

Lost Michigan Cat Found After Two Years -- in Hawaii

Bogie, who showed up in colony of feral cats a volunteer was feeding near the Honolulu airport, could be new poster cat for microchipping.

Students create project to help others "Breathe Happy"

For the second straight year, a group of UCS students are hoping community members support their efforts for a charity run.

Democrat Doesn't Want Michigan Republicans to Hear Trump

State Democratic chair thinks GOP should rescind invitation over "shameful comments" seen as a "slap in the face" to Latinos and veterans.

Fiat Chrysler to Pay $105M in Fines for Recall Handling

U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx: Penalties hold automaker “accountable for past failures,” gets unsafe vehicles off the road.

UPDATED: FBI Locates Teen, Registered Sex Offender in Tennessee

Please share this post to social media to help locate a 15-year-old Farmington Hills resident.

MSED Broadens Membership Classifications

The organization recently broadened its membership categories as it seeks to include members other than marketing and sales executives.

AT&T Providing Faster Service in Parts of Utica

More network capacity allows for faster Internet from smartphones.

Shelby-Utica Work Week Forecast: Summer's On

Normal temperatures return to the forecast, but it’s going to be hot and uncomfortable to start the work week. Will you need your umbrella?

Fast-Food, After-School, Restaurant and Hospitality Jobs in Metro Detroit

School is starting soon. If you want to pick up some hours in fast food or some other restaurant job, start your job search on Patch.

Rental Housing Unaffordable for Many Michigan Hourly Workers

A study shows Michigan workers must make $15.16 an hour to afford rent in the state.

GOP Taps Trump for Fundraiser / Eminem's Filthy Rap / Madonna's Apology / Health Officer's Palm Reading: Top Michigan Reads

If you miss a day, you miss a lot. Below are some of our top stories from the week.

Michigan Wow Houses: 'Castle on the Lake' Oozes Old World Charm

Whether you prefer lakefront living or the serenity of a picturesque, wooded river frontage, these wow houses will take your breath away.

Thousands of Work-at-Home Jobs for Michigan

Where to find them? Start with the Patch Jobs Board.

Fiat Chrysler Recalls 2.2 Million Trucks Over Faulty Air Bags

Recall comes a day after the automaker called back 1.4 million vehicles over concerns hackers could take control of steering wheels.

Hospital Offers Healthy Recipes for Fresh Farmers' Market Vegetables

Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital is bringing its pop-up health kitchen to the Wyandotte Farmers Market, but here’s what to eat right now.

Why This Michigan Snake Shouldn't Rattle You: WATCH

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources tells you everything you need to know about beneficial snakes, some of them venomous.

North Carolina Teen's Viral Love Letter Makes Detroit's Day

“Thank you for proving me wrong, and for showing me just how alive and vibrant and wonderful you really are,” teen blogger wrote.

Weekend Beach Forecast: Will Rain Stay North of Metro?

You should be able to enjoy another great outdoor weekend in southeast Michigan, but there is chance of thunderstorms.

Award-winning UCS students see their work on the big screen

It had everything that is found at most movie premiers - popcorn, pop, big seats and excited directors.

2015 UCS grad among only 22 to earn merit-based WMU scholarship

An Ike 2015 graduate is one of only 22 WMU freshmen to earn a merit-based scholarship valued at $50,000

Where to Find Homegrown Sweet Corn in SE Michigan

Sweet corn should be showing up at farmers’ markets and farm stands. Here’s where to find it in your back yard.

Shipwreck May Be Most Intact, Deepest Ever Found in Lake Michigan

After 116 years on the floor of Lake Michigan, the John V. Moran is "

4K in Troy Still Without Power Friday After Massive Outage

DTE Energy said a fire at a substation left 10,000 affected Thursday. By Friday, power had been restored to more than half of them.