Clinton Township News

A tax to fund the Detroit Zoo has passed overwhelmingly in all three counties, providing a stable funding source for the next 10 years to one of Metro Detroit's top attractions.

The former head of the Detroit Civic Center has been cooperating with a federal investigation that his lawyer said "involves a lot of people." The U.S. Attorney's office in Detroit charged Efstathios Louis ...

CLINTON TOWNSHIP: THEFT, 12:30 p.m., July 29: Officer Jennifer Petruzziello responded to the Hess Station on Route 31 North for a report of theft, police said.

A Warren man was arrested after leading Macomb County Sheriff's deputies on a high-speed chase that ended when the man smashed his vehicle into another car early Sunday.

Deputies with the Macomb County Sheriff's Office have arrested and charged a Warren man for fleeing from police early Sunday morning.

The baselines are shorter and the outfield is closer in, but to a group of kids with special needs and their parents, it's the field of dreams.

Criminal activity at the Fountain Motel is persistent and at times outrageous. There have been heroin overdoses, abductions and feuds over swiped vodka bottles and unpaid pizzas.

Two men suffered head injuries and one of them lost a finger when the all-terrain vehicle they were riding flipped this afternoon in Clinton Township.

A Thursday afternoon fire destroyed an old calf barn at 12367 C.R. 36 in which 18 round bales of hay were stored.

The two men arrested in connection to a Macomb Township armed robbery spree last month appeared in court for a preliminary examination July 29 wearing shackles and jail blues.

The Fifth Third Bank at 37930 Gratiot Avenue north of Metropolitan Parkway was robbed just before 1 p.m. today by a man wearing a white long sleeve shirt and black baseball cap with a yellow insignia.

DRUNKEN DRIVING, 11:20 a.m. July 26: Patrolman Laurence Anthes stopped a vehicle operated by Susan Peters, 52, of High Bridge, for failing to stop at a red light and other erratic driving on Route 31 South at ...

A 17-year-old Mt. Clemens teen accused of throwing a rock that started a mob attack in Mt.

A 17-year-old Mt. Clemens teen accused of throwing a rock that started a mob attack in Mt.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP: BURGLARY, 12:35 a.m. July 24: The owner of American Gas & Food on Route 31 South near Red Schoolhouse Road reported a burglary in progress at that location, police said.

A 17-year-old Mt. Clemens teen accused of throwing a rock that started a mob attack in Mt.

A 17-year-old Mt. Clemens teen accused of throwing a rock that started a mob attack in Mt.

A 17-year-old Mt. Clemens teen accused of throwing a rock that started a mob attack in Mt.

A 17-year-old Mt. Clemens teen accused of throwing a rock that started a mob attack in Mt.

A 17-year-old Mt. Clemens teen accused of throwing a rock that started a mob attack in Mt.