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Looking for a few crafts for a gift, the house or an upcoming holiday? Shoppers might find what they are looking for at a show planned for 10 a.m. Oct. 14 at the Westfield Activities Center, 2700 Westfield Road, Trenton. The annual Craft and Vendor Show, which ends at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the cen

Trenton High officially renamed its natatorium after former swim coach Jim Lawrence, who died in February of complications due to ALS. A sign outside the school is unveiled by his wife Marty Lawrence (left) and his daughters Emily Atkison and Melissa Sikora during a ceremony in August. Photo courtes

DETROIT, MI-Belle Isle is a place for peace and calm, not a roaring race cars, say some nearby residents. And, on Wednesday night, they shared their dislike of the annual Detroit Grand Prix during a public hearing hosted by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The state is considering a new

After 73 years the remains of Lt. Donald Eugene Underwood have been found and are returning to the United States. The 23-year-old River Rouge native was aboard the bomber "Miss Bee Haven" when it went down shortly after takeoff from the Gilbert Islands on Jan. 24, 1944. Photo courtesy of the Underwo

Boost Mobile employees and dignitaries from the city of Taylor and the Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber were on hand for the store's grand reopening. Photo courtesy city of Taylor Boost Mobile employees and dignitaries from the city of Taylor and the Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber were

Taylor's newest police officer, Samantha Faris, was sworn in Sept. 19. Deputy Clerk Sara El-Rifaai did the official swearing in with a small group of Faris' family, friends and city of Taylor staff on hand. Taylor's newest police officer, Samantha Faris, was sworn in Sept. 19. Deputy Clerk Sara El-R

Halal is the Muslim equivalent of Judaism's kosher and requires that meat be prepared according to Islamic guidelines, such as reciting a prayer while the animal is cut. Wochit A Wayne County judge today tossed out the initial lawsuit filed against Little Caesars Pizza alleging that pork was sold a

U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-12th District) speaks about key changes needed in NAFTA during a Sept. 20 town hall at UAW Local No. 600 in Dearborn. Also on hand were Sue Browne (left), Rapid Response Coordinator for United Steelworkers; Ron Bieber, president of the Michigan AFL-CIO; Lori Wallach, dire

A new bill proposed by a Dearborn legislator would take a step toward protecting consumers whose information may be compromised by a data security breach. This week, state Rep. Abdullah Hammoud (D-Dearborn) introduced House Bill 4983, which would amend the Identity Theft Protection Act to require en

Members of the American Association of University Women's Dearborn chapter enjoy tea while planning the group's annual Used Book Lovers Sale, set for Sept. 28 through Oct. 1 at the Dearborn Ice Skating Center, Photo courtesy of AAUW-Dearborn On Sept. 12, members of the American Association of Univer

Hepatitis A has continued to spread in southeast Michigan with 319 confirmed cases between Aug. 1, 2016 and Sept. 15 - resulting in 14 deaths, state health officials announced Thursday. The cases in Detroit and Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe and St. Clair counties represent a 16-fold increase over t

There's plenty to do in western Wayne and Oakland counties this weekend. Here's a sampling of things to do if you're looking for some fun this weekend:Pumpkinfest in South Lyon The annual fall festival in South Lyon returns this weekend with all the favorite activities coming back, including the par

Convicted murderer and former Grosse Pointe Park businessman Bob Bashara insists he did not get a fair trial because the media smeared him and his lawyers didn't properly defend him. The Michigan Court of Appeals disagreed Thursday, denying his appeal. After a lengthy, often raucous trial, Bashara w

INKSTER, Mich. - Parents received a letter Wednesday from the Wayne-Westland Community School District about an incident with a man approaching a school bus and waving a gun. The incident happened on near the corner of Cherry Hill and Middlebelt roads. The bus driver filed a report with Inkster pol

DEARBORN (WWJ) - Police in Dearborn are asking for the public's health in locating three young men who are suspected of a home invasion and multiple vehicle larcenies. Dadontae Owens (Photo: Dearborn Police) Police say the three suspects committed multiple crimes, including an alleged home invasion

For Tim Masters, running is something to look forward to. That should be obvious to anyone who knows the Dearborn man. Masters, 67, is ranked 17th in the world for consecutive running days by the U.S. Running Streak Association, Inc. and Streak Runners International, Inc. There are more than 65 mill

A thief stole a Mongoose mountain bike from a Dearborn Heights resident's driveway in the 24300 block of Currier on Sept. 18. The 37-year-old resident called police after his home surveillance system captured the theft on film. At 4 p.m., footage showed a group of about five juveniles riding their b

Dearborn - The Dearborn Police Department held a press conference Thursday to seek information related to several major crimes and to name a person of interest in connection with an armed robbery. There is a $1,000 reward for information on the following individuals leading to their arrests.To repor

Wayne State University officials are investigating an attempted robbery reported this week near campus. A 22-year-old woman told investigators she was walking with her father and his friend on West Canfield east of Cass Avenue at about 10:10 p.m. Wednesday when a man approached on foot and demanded

Dwuan Parkman (credit: Romulus police) ROMULUS (WWJ) - A Westland man has been found guilty of raping a young flight attendant at a hotel near Detroit Metro Airport. According to prosecutors, in June of last year, 44-year-old Dwuan Parkman targeted the 18-year-old victim, tailing her taxi from a res