Nov. 8, 2016 Presidential Election: Where to Vote in St. Clair Shores Area

Find your polling place and other important election day information.

Clerk Recommends Voting Early, If You're Eligible

Not many opportunities in Michigan for absentee, or early, voting but there are other techniques to save time and hassle on election day.

Voters Will Decide Fate of Transportation Tax Hike

Ballot Initiative approval will raise taxes in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties.

Transit Tax Opponents Launch Offensive

Initiative barely makes ballot in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties.

Trump Should Release Taxes, Majority in Michigan Poll Say

Statewide poll was taken before The New York Times report that Republican presidential nominee may not have paid taxes in 18 years.

Donald Trump’s Sniffling Cost Him Debate: U-M Analyst

Republican’s alleged sniffling — the candidate asserts there was nothing wrong with his nose — a costly “distraction,” Michigan expert says.

No Civil Rights Charges in Macomb County In-Custody Death

A civil lawsuit continues in the death of David Stojcevski, who died in custody 16 days into a 30-day “pay-or-stay” sentence.

Donald Trump Closing In On Hillary Clinton in Michigan

“Basketful of deplorables,” health concerns may be reasons for Democrat’s waning support in Michigan.

Former Councilwoman Appeals St. Clair Shores Facebook Ban

At issue is who — if anyone — misled voters on police and fire millage increase on Aug. 2 primary ballot.

Kid Rock Lobs an F-Bomb at Colin Kaepernick

Other NFL athletes have joined San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick in Black Lives Matter protest, but Kid Rock isn’t impressed.

Legislature Weighs Breed-Specific Dog Ordinance Ban: Michigan Patch Poll

Should a dog be held responsible for the actions of other dogs, simply because of its breed? Take the Patch Poll.

AG Takes Fight Against Straight-Party Voting to U.S. Supreme Court

Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has asked by a decision by Sept. 8 so ballots can be prepared for the Nov. 8 general election.

Michigan Gets $2.25 to Fight Opioid Overdose Deaths

Michigan saw a four-fold increase in accidental drug overdoses from 1999-2014; ranked 10th for opioid prescriptions written in 2012.

Pokémon Go Is Ruining Our Lives, Michigan Couple Say in Lawsuit

The couple has filed a class action lawsuit claiming game developers are making millions by creating a nuisance for others.

Macomb County Voters Have Crowded Ballots in Aug. 2 Primary

Several county commissioner primary races are on the ballot. Sheriff's, clerk's, and treasurer's races also have primary opposition.

St. Clair Shores Voters Approve Millage Hike in Aug. 2 Primary [UPDATED]

City officials warn that without increase, first responder budgets face cuts; critic says city is using police and firefighters as “pawns.”

Macomb County Leaders Question Mass Transit Plan

Regional Transit Authority optimistic issues can be resolved in time to get ballot language approved for Nov. 8 general election.

Macomb County Asked to Increase Veterans Funding on Aug. 2 Ballot

About 54,000 military vets get services from the Veterans Services Department, which says it needs another worker to keep up with demand.

Judge Told to Stop Jailing Poor People Who Can't Pay Fees

ACLU of Michigan says "pay or stay" policy is unconstitutional, creates two-tier justice system for indigent defendants and those of means.

Top 10 Things St. Clair Shores Residents, Michiganders Complained About in 2015

National Consumer Protection Week is March 6-12. Here’s what irked Michigan consumers most in 2015.

$7.7M Dequindre Road Project Topic at Public Meeting

The project will have a major effect on traffic in Oakland and Macomb counties during much of 2016.

Architectural Firm Sues City Over Courthouse

Delays in construction lead to work after contract expired suit claims

Council Members, Mayor Sworn In

Members of City Council and mayor officially take office at organizational meeting Monday.

Report: Ben Carson Made Up Story About Scholarship, West Point

The disclosure is a major hit for the GOP candidate, who is leading in Michigan and national polls.

Business As Usual

Elections hold no surprises with low turnout at the polls

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.

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

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

Child Custody Dispute Escalates to Alleged Threat to Kill Judge

A man whose child-custody case has tied up courts for years allegedly threatened to place bomb under judge's car, shoot her.

Bill Seeks Ban on Ships Transporting Heavy Crude on Great Lakes

Michigan senators also seek review of hazardous pipelines and oil-spill response plans.

Snyder PAC to Back Like-Minded Candidates

Often described as a reluctant politician, Gov. Rick Snyder has formed a PAC to recruit “problem-solving” candidates.

Patch Poll: Should Michigan Ban Personal Flamethrowers

Legislation pending before the Michigan House stems from concerns the devices are “an accident waiting to happen.”

Both of Michigan's Tea Party Trysters Want Their Jobs Back

Todd Courser confirmed Friday he will run for the seat he resigned to avoid expulsion. Expelled lawmaker Cindy Gamrat is doing the same.

Safety Advocate: Settlement Hollow Victory for Families of GM Ignition Switch Victims

Families of victims have scorn for the deal. "GM officials walk off scot-free while its customers are 6 feet under," says safety advocate.

Melissa Gilbert Opens Her Books; Earns at Least $100K Annually

The 8th District Democratic congressional candidate also has at least $60K in credit card debt.

Class-Action Lawsuit Claims Michigan Illegally Seized Thousands of Tax Refunds

Lawsuit claims automated system illegally seized state and federal tax refunds from potentially thousands of workers.

Joe Biden to Talk About Economy in Detroit

Vice president’s visit comes as speculation grows that he may run for president and Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton sinks in polls.

Michigan Gets $7.5 Million Grant to Clear Rape Kit Backlog, Go After Serial Rapists

Michigan law enforcement agencies received $7.5 million in grants to clear one of the most egregious backlogs of rape kits in the country.

BREAKING: Michigan Lawmakers Caught in Sex Scandal Out

Marathon Michigan House session goes into the overnight hours to deal with the Tea party trysters.

Courser Pleads for His Job, Says His 'Heart Is Sincere': Watch the Hearing

Special committee hearing evidence against lawmakers caught in sex scandal could send recommendation for vote by full House Thursday.

Michigan Targeted on Conservative Group's Dead Voters List

Michigan led the nation in Public Interest Legal Foundation list of of counties with more registered voters than living eligible voters.