Do Not Approach DTE Linesman, Metro Detroit Councilmember Warns

The downriver councilmember told residents the linesman will leave the area out of concern for their safety if residents approach them.

Wyandotte-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Data

The Wayne County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.

Wyandotte-Area Unemployment Rate Decreases: New Figures

The Wayne County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.

Wyandotte-Area Unemployment Rate Decreases: Latest Data

The Wayne County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.

Wyandotte-Area Unemployment Rate Improves In August: Feds

The Wayne County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.

Back Rent On Rise In Wayne County: Analysis

More than 1 out of every 10 Wayne County rental households are in arrears as of early August, according to a new analysis.

Wyandotte-Area Unemployment Rate Decreased In July: Feds

The Wayne County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the summer.

Wyandotte-Area Unemployment Rate Worsened In June: Feds

But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.

Wayne County Coronavirus Transmission 'Moderate': CDC

Cases are spiking across much of the U.S., triggering the CDC to recommend expanded mask use.

'A Time Bomb Ticking': See Rental Arrears In Wayne County

Many in the Wyandotte area behind on rent. A national eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday.

Unemployment Rate Increases In Wyandotte Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Wayne County increased recently.

Wayne County Likely To Miss Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the Wyandotte area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.

Unemployment Decreases In Wyandotte Area: Feds

There are a record number of job openings in the U.S. labor market; Wayne County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

The Digital Divide: How Wyandotte Area Compares In Internet Usage

Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.

Federal Tax Payments And Refunds: How Do Yours Stack Up?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Wayne County neighbors.

‘Firefighter’ Charity That Raised $4.2M, Gave $5.6K to Shutter

More than 90 percent of the money benefitted the fundraiser, not firefighters or victims of fires.

Wayne County Parks to Get $3.75M in Upgrades this Year

Parks budget includes upgrades at parks managed by cities and townships, as well as development of first-ever parks master plan.

Some Teens 'Able to Handle' Sex With Adult: Michigan Politician

“Some teenagers can handle these relationships,” Libertarian congressional candidate says on Facebook, urging age-of-consent law reform.

Wyandotte 'Firefighter' Charity Raised $4.2M, Gave $5.6K: State

Investigators claim charity promised to help “families that have been burned out of their homes,” but helped only three individuals.

Democrats' March 6 Flint, MI, Debate: 5 Things to Know

Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders will meet Sunday in Flint, where a massive scandal has erupted over lead-contaminated water.

Michigan: Top Republican, Democrat Presidential Campaign Contributors

Michigan’s presidential primary is Tuesday, March 8. Here’s what donors in the state have given to the candidates.

Top 10 Things Wyandotte Residents, Michiganders Complained About in 2015

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

Snow, Bitter Cold Moving Into Metro Detroit Area

Winter took its sweet time getting here, but it’s finally showing up. Be sure to bundle up.

Police Brutality Trial Continues in Detroit

Video showing police officer repeatedly beating suspect is at the center of a trial under way in Detroit.

Man Charged in Trooper's Death Jailed Over Fish Sandwich

Judge admonishes man accused of striking trooper's motorcycle, dragging him four miles under trailer: “... We are not kidding around.”

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.

Group Wants LGBT Civil Rights Protections on Ballot

Some activists worry the strategy could backfire, and a defeat at the ballot box could make it tougher to get reform in the Legislature.

Woman Who Hid Dead Baby in Desk Drawer Takes Plea Deal

A Wyandotte woman who gave birth at work and hid her infant in a plastic bag in a desk drawer will be sentenced later this month.

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.

Boat, Tractors, Snow Plows, More to Be Auctioned: See the Full List

Wayne County will auction 180 pieces of equipment it no longer needs — including cars, trucks and SUVs — on Saturday.

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

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

Request for Huge Expansion of Wayne County Hazardous Waste Site Draws Fire

U.S. Ecology says expansion of capacity is necessary to keep pace with automotive, manufacturing and industrial growth.

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.

Man Convicted in Plot to Kill Teen's Family Retracts Sex Plea

Michael Rivera, serving life in prison without parole, will get a new trial on criminal sexual conduct charge.

Wayne County Man Among Hostages Released from Yemen

Sam Farran, 54, was captured by insurgents in March after he tried to flee war-torn Yemen.

Patch Poll: Should Michigan Ban Personal Flamethrowers

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

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.

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.

Downriver Community Conference's FEMA Application Approved

The consortium of social service agencies sustained more than $105,000 in damage in the August 2014 floods.