5 Things You Need to Know About Rare Supermoon/Lunar Eclipse

There won’t be another supermoon combined with a lunar eclipse until 2033.

Shut Up (Literally, You're Too Loud): Michigan's Drunkest Cities

Several southeast Michigan cities made infotainment website’s list of the booziest places in the state.

Deer Alert: Here's Where You Stand the Greatest Chance of Hitting a Deer

Ten counties in Michigan, including several in the southeast part of the state, are the worst for vehicle-deer crashes.

More Than 50 Pounds of Cocaine Seized at Michigan, Canada Border

A truck driver has been jailed while trying to cross the Ambassador Bridge.

From Civil War To Michigan Wolverine To Citizen Of The United States

The starting wide receiver escaped war-torn Sierra Leone as a child.

Volkswagen Scandal: Macomb Man First to Sue Company in Michigan

He wants a new car, and he wants Volkswagen to pay for it.

Man Hospitalized After Driving Van into Royal Oak Restaurant

The driver was experiencing a medical emergency at the time of the crash; no others were injured.

'Brooksie Way' Race to Celebrate Healthy Living Sunday

Registration for races to honor Oakland County Executive’s late son will be held at expo this weekend.

Howl-O-Ween Bash Lets Dogs in on Seasonal Fun

A Dog in the Park Walk will raise money for the Sandy Engle Pet Rescue.

Whooping Cough Makes a Return in Tri-County Area

The numbers may seem high, but they’re nowhere near the record for this time of the year.

Cuteness Alert: Baby Red Panda Delights Detroit Zoo Visitors (GALLERY)

The cub, named Tofu, was born June 22, but her mother took her time introducing the baby to zoo visitors.

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.

Still Time to Enroll at Baker College of Flint

Enrollment is still open for fall quarter that begins Sept. 28

Supermoon/Lunar Eclipse Watch Party at Cranbrook Sunday

Rare combination of a supermoon and lunar eclipse won't occur again until 2033; Cranbrook Institute of Science is celebrating in a big way.

Community College Works with 8 Companies to Train Nearly 700 New Workers

Combined, the agreements with Oakland County companies leverage $1.5 million in Michigan New Jobs Training funds.

NHTSA Chief Tells Automakers Regulators 'Questioning Everything Now'

A spate of recalls and Volkswagen’s admission it cheated on emissions testing raise the bar for automakers.

Court Ruling Criticized for Effectively Handcuffing Reserve Officers

Prosecutor plans to appeal ruling. Failing that, law enforcement groups will seek changes in the law to give reserve officers authority.

'The Good Cop' Website Takes On 'The Internet Mob'

Michigan marketing group creates website and Facebook page celebrating positive interactions between cops and the public across the country.

Survey Shows MSU, U-M Co-eds Reluctant to Report Sexual Assaults

Nationally, the Association of American Universities Campus Climate Survey shows nearly one in four female students are raped.

Fall Color Outlook for Michigan: Be Patient

Michigan’s fantastic fall colors are delayed this year, but here’s where to go when Mother Nature gets out her paintbrush.

Double Tragedy for Oakland County Woman: How to Help

Amy Martin lost her husband and her unborn child in a car accident near Pittsburgh last week.

Patch Poll: Should Michigan Ban Personal Flamethrowers

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

They're Baack / 'Turtle Man' / Humble Hero / GM Fined $900M / Bubonic Plague / Supermoon: Michigan's Top Reads

If you miss a day on Patch, you miss a lot. Catch up with some of our top stories for the week of Sept. 13-19.

UPS Hiring Nearly 100,000 Workers For Holidays: Here's Where

Find thousands of jobs posted daily on the Patch Jobs Board.

Lawmaker Proposes Restrictions on Hobby Drones

Bills before the Legislature would create “no-fly zones” near jails and prisons and ban the use drones to commit a crime.

Pastor Allegedly Skipped Key Step Before 2 Marriages: Divorcing First Wife

The pastor of the Southfield New Hope United Methodist Church said in a letter to congregants that "rhythm and blues got the best of me."

Black Bear Attack Leaves Man with Minor Injuries

Man told Michigan wildlife authorities he stabbed the bear after it came from behind and knocked him down while he was hunting porcupine.

Rare Supermoon Lunar Eclipse Will Be The First In More Than 30 Years

Sky-gazers have something to look forward to that they won’t see again until 2033.

More Human Cases of West Nile Virus in Oakland County

Most people show no symptoms, but residents 50 and older are warned to be extra careful.

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.

8 Local Cider Mills Offer a Taste of Fall: Family Bucket List

Visiting a cider mill is a time honored tradition in Michigan. Here are eight that offer family-fun activities.

Treasury highlights the importance of higher education during College Savings Month

Treasury also lowers administrative fee for Michigan Education Savings Program

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.

Would You Want Kid Rock to Serve on a Jury of Your Peers?

The Michigan-born rock star was dismissed Thursday as a potential juror for an upcoming Oakland Co. murder trial.

Serious Artists Compete for Serious Prizes in MiGreatArtist Search

Artists who live, work or go to school in eight southeast Michigan counties compete for more than $16,000 in prizes.

Orchard Lake Man Pleads Guilty in Mortgage Fraud Scheme

Steven Garry Ruza, 52, agrees to make restitution to victims in the amount of $250,000.The sentencing judge could up that amount.

Michigan Officials Warn of Tree Poaching Scam

Claiming the deadly Thousand Cankers Disease has been found in Michigan, loggers are looking for prized black walnuts.

Baker College student awarded $12,500 in scholarships

A grandmother earned a $10,000 national accounting scholarship and the Ed Kurtz award. The Goodrich resident works in Grand Blanc.

Michigan One of the Saddest Places in America: Analysis

Money might not buy happiness — and it doesn’t in Michigan, the 10th unhappiest place in America, according to WalletHub.