Fraser News

The owners of a Shelby Township company specializing in roadside legal fireworks sales is battling the city of Roseville over what they say are unfairly restrictive ordinances that discriminate against ...

A fireworks company filed suit against Roseville claiming the city's regulation of outdoor sales is unconstitutional.

While live entertainment rocked the Stars & Stripes festival at night, storm showers washed out most of the fun earlier Saturday.

Judge Catherine B. Steenland of the 39th District Court has been accused of driving drunk in Ogemaw County in northern lower Michigan, the prosecutor there said Thursday.

The Macomb County Equalization Department sounded a note of warning about Fraser's decision to save money by eliminating the Assessing Department.

Fraser's Public Safety Department now has another tool in its belt to use in its attempt to control the drug and prostitution problems that have been associated with the hotels and motels in the city.

At Nettie's Italian Cucine in Roseville, owner Annette Corrado is doing a little bit of everything to weather the economic downturn and soaring food prices that have made the restaurant business a challenge ...

Much-needed construction on Masonic Boulevard in Fraser is moving along quickly, city officials say.

Photo by Keith Emmerich Macomb Township resident Don Dombrow, postmaster in Mount Clemens, gets ready to make a splash during the Stamp Out Hunger Rally at Freedom Hill County Park May 4. The event collected ...

The shades are closed at Diane Pettine's house in Fraser because she can't stand the skeleton shell of a 36,000-square-foot sports facility just a stone's throw from her condominium on Gardenia.

Lisa Shoemaker never dreamed she would write a children's book. Shoemaker, of Fraser, is a hairdresser by trade and has never written anything prior to publishing "Mantis and Pillar: A Journey in the Garden." ...

Description: Five-bedroom, 2 1/2 -bath brick colonial with a fireplace, formal dining area, first-floor laundry, in-ground sprinkler system and attached two-car garage.

Large amounts of home-grown marijuana were confiscated during raids of homes in several cities, including Roseville, Sterling Heights, Shelby Township, Fraser and Eastpointe, according to U.S. Drug Enforcement ...

When a group of people who have shared friendship for the vast majority of their lives get together, the conversation can go something like the back-and-forth of a tennis match.

“It (will be) about 50 people marching in to start the liturgy itself.”

The only Catholic church in the city is celebrating a major milestone this week with a special guest. via C & G Newspapers

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will do a walk-through visit at the Sterling Heights Chrysler Stamping Plant today before hosting an 11:30 a.m. town hall meeting at Macomb Community College in ... via Macomb Daily

“Where it goes from there is up to them”

There comes a time in life when going to the bar to socialize doesn't quite work anymore; when the dating scene isn't what it used to be, and it gets harder and harder to meet people. via Advisor & Source Newspapers

“Our public safety officers went into the house and found the homeowner, who they carried out to medical personnel”

An initial investigation indicates a house fire that claimed the life of a 70-year-old woman late Saturday night was accidental, a fire official said Sunday. via Detroit News

Today's events BASEBALL Clarkston at Rochester Adams Royal Oak at Lake Orion, 4:30 p.m. Birmingham Groves at Rochester Andover at Waterford Kettering Waterford Mott at Stoney Creek Troy Athens at Troy Livonia ... via Oakland Press

“We could do the networking ourselves and go on the trade missions ourselves. But when we leverage our resources, as a consortium, we can save our taxpayers money and combine resources. It's tremendous advantage to Macomb County.”

Macomb County is ramping up its involvement in Automation Alley, a consortium that works to attract and retain high-tech businesses throughout southeastern Michigan. via Detroit News Online