Adult Movie Matinee

Adult Movie Matinee - Thursday, Sept 11, 2:00 pm

Read & Discuss

Library Book Group Tuesday, Sept 9, 6:30 - 7:30 pm

MDOT to Flood-Weary Commuters: Get Used to It

The Michigan Department of Transportation says multiplefactors contributed to massive freeway funding, but state lacks money to fix them

Computer Club

Computer Club - Thursday, Sept 4, 10:30 am - noon

Family of World War II Vet Fatally Punched at VA Home Can Sue: Court

Veterans Home staff didn’t do enough to protect Alzheimer’s patients from one another, family of Andrew Robinson Ball alleges.

Funeral Home Dead On In #idrivetextfree Campaign: Watch

Texting and driving is now the leading cause of teenage traffic deaths. Funeral directors say they've seen too many statistics not to act.

Is Scientology Flint's Savior? Vice President Joe Biden is Coming to Town for Labor Day, Teddy Bear Isn't a Teddy Bear When It's a Drug Mule, Lawyers Want Off Case of Mom Accused of Trying to Kill Autistic Daughter: Michigan News Digest

Also, the Dearborn Symphony Orchestra is planning a fundraiser that promises to be the social event of the season: Cars, Cigars & Jazz.

Lawyers for Mom Police Said Tried to Kill Autistic Daughter Want Off Case

A northern Michigan woman who allegedly lit charcoal grills inside a van in a murder-suicide plot goes to trial Sept. 3.

Vice President Joe Biden Confirmed Speaker at Detroit Labor Day 2014 Events

Biden's remarks kick off parade, which will proceed down Michigan Avenue and then Woodward Avenue to Hart Plaza on the Detroit riverfront.

Step Up Your Career With QuickBooks Training

The Hermelin ORT Resource Center offers QuickBooks course to prepare for employment or to brush up your skills. Scholarships available.

When Is Teddy Bear Not a Teddy Bear? When It's a Drug Mule

Teen who tried to sneak a heroin-stuffed teddy bear to girlfriend’s hospitalized mother appeared in court on felony drug charges.

Is Scientology Savior for Flint, America's Most Dangerous City?

L. Ron Hubbard’s “non-religious moral code” recommended to help Flint get in touch with past traumas, choose joy over violence.

FREE Presentations on 9/20/14

Overview of the Public Mental Health System presented by Kathleen Kovach, Deputy Director of OCCMHA on 9/20/14 **FREE**

Serial Stabber Wants to be Deported; Area Muslims Condemn ISIS as 'Crazy Criminals,' Boy Held in Playground Stabbing Had History of Abuse, Fracking Moratorium: Michigan News Digest

Also, actress and director Penny Marshall joins chorus of criticism about Wayne State University research resulting in death of dogs.

Do You Know What Your Kids Are Doing Online?

Michigan AT&T offers some tips to parents to help understand what online activities are safe – and what ones aren’t.

Oakland Community College, Schools Sign Pact to Meet Workforce Demands

An agreement between Oakland Community College and Oakland Schools streamlines a “clunky system.”

Volunteer, 88, Refuses to Sit, Rips Out Flooded Drywall Instead

A volunteer named Mary Young proved she still is – young, that is. But she wasn’t the youngest person helping with Floods of 2014 cleanup.

Suspected Serial Killer Serving Life in Prison Sues to be Deported

Killer who claimed he was under the spell of “evil forces” wants to return to Israel to face attempted murder charges.

Boy, 12, Charged in Fatal Playground Stabbing Had History of Abuse: Report

Boy previously lived in New York, where psychiatric care was ordered for behavioral issues, but mom admits parents never followed through.

The Haunt With a Heart: Erebus Haunted Attraction Strives to Give Back

Wanting to give back to their community, Erebus Haunted Attraction in Pontiac has created programs to achieve their charitable goals.

'That's Some Witchcraft Stuff': Troubling Find at Abandoned Lot

The charred carcass of a baby goat discovered Monday was displayed in a way that prompted concerns about satanism.

How to Talk to Kids About Dangers of 'Fire Challenge'

Some online challenges, like the “ice bucket challenge,” are worthwhile and harmless. Other, like the “fire challenge,” aren’t.

Area Muslims Condemn ISIS as 'Crazy Criminals' and 'A Bunch of Gangsters'

Dearborn rally was the third this summer staged by local Muslims, who want to distance themselves from ISIS and other militant Islam groups.

Oil Pipeline Civil Disobedience, Water Shutoffs to Resume, Martha Reeves Sings the Birthday Song, Tearful Reunion for Marine and Daughter: Michigan News Digest

Junior League of Birmingham has chosen a busy place to hopefully reach some of the people affected by human trafficking – victims and johns.

Keeping up with Fitness at Arts, Beats & Eats

Priority Health is encouraging walkers and runners to sign up early for the Arts in Motion 5K/10K races at 8 a.m. on Aug. 30 in Royal Oak.

Water Shutoffs and, Likely, Controversy to Resume

Judge asked to continue moratorium of shutoffs, but get-tough approach has helped some cities turn deficits into surpluses.

Pontiac's Erebus Haunted Attraction Holding Open Auditions

Think you have what it takes to scare amongst the best? Prove it! Erebus Haunted Attraction is holding open auditions for their 2014 season.

Cleric Influential with ISIS, Pooch Pulled from Sinkhole, Terrifying Ferris Wheel Ride, More Cleanup from the Floods of 2014: Michigan News Digest

Also, police are focusing on a shoe print found on April Millsap’s chest, who may have been sexually assaulted.

Farm-to-Table Dinners Feature Top Chefs from Metro

Upland Farms is joining the national farm-to-table movement in a special meal raising funds fo a summer day camp for kids.

April Millsap May Have Been Targeted for Sexual Assault

New details emerging in the murder of Armada teen suggest she had footprint on her chest and a rape kit was performed.

Massive Need for Volunteers to Move Floods of 2014 Recovery Along

The Michigan Community Service Commission is coordinating volunteers to assist in flood recovery.

'Oh My God, They're Falling': Terrifying Ferris Wheel Ride

The cab “just dumped them out,” said witness who saw two siblings’ freefall from amusement park ride.

Volunteers Help Cash-Strapped Flood Victims Clean Molding, Stinking Belongings

Michigan Community Services Commission is mobilizing volunteers, including veterans with team Rubicon and youths with AmeriCorps.

Feds Go After $250K Owed by Dearborn Cleric with ISIS Influence

Study released this spring shows how social media fueled cleric’s rise to West’s most influential cheerleader for jihadist militants.

Epic Great Lakes Paddleboard Challenge, Judge Tosses Sex Charges Against Tiger Pitcher Evan Reed, Same-Sex Couples Want Marriages Recognized, Novi Judge Steps Down: Michigan News Digest

Also, there are growing signs the Zack Snyder-directed film, “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice,” will have a Downriver location.

Judge Asked to Force Michigan to Recognize Legal Same-Sex Marriages

State wants judge to wait until 6th Circuit and other court decisions, attorney says different issues at stake.

Judge Tosses Sex Charges Against Detroit Tigers Pitcher, Says Alleged Victim 'Not Very Credible'

“I have my life back,” Evan Reed says after sexual assault charges against him were dismissed.

As Venus and Jupiter Hug in the Sky, Moon Will Join Party for Cosmic Triangle

If you’re an early morning riser – and even if you’re not – set the alarm to see one of skywatchers' "11 must-see events for 2014."

5 Men 'Stand Up for Great Lakes' in 60-Mile Lake Michigan Paddleboard Challenge

Goal of extreme stand-up paddleboard challenge is to raise $10,000 for the Alliance for the Great Lake, awareness of water-quality issues.

Top 5 Tips for Helping Your Online Student

Five easy tips that you can use to make sure your child is learning effectively at home.