Lathrup Village News

An anti-school recall campaign has begun even as recall petitions are circulating in the Southfield area.

Effective immediately, residents of the SOCRRA communities can add new items to their curbside recycling bin.

Lathrup Village officials and residents paused this weekend to remember Lathrup Police Officer Matthew Hilton, 37, killed Thursday while on duty with his National Guard unit in Afghanistan.

The Highland Downtown Development Authority has begun a search for a new director.

Moe is the big one. The 36-incher. The one with shimmery white scales, marbled black and orange.

The Department of Defense has confirmed the death of Michigan soldier in Afghanistan along with two others from New York.

Whenever she has extra cash, Isabelle Lewis deposits $20 or so into each of the savings accounts that she opened for her three grandsons.

A local police officer serving his second tour of duty in Afghanistan was killed Thursday by a roadside bomb.

Nancy Lisabeth of Lathrup Village wears a button that says her son is her hero. Most people assume her son is a soldier.

In one day, police arrested two groups of people suspected of identity theft after they attempted to make expensive purchases with stolen credit card information.

Lathrup Village police hope a bank video will lead to the arrest of the armed gunman who robbed the TCF Bank branch on 12 Mile at about 6:15 p.m. June 12.

There will be a "golden" touch to this year's Lathrup Village Art in the Park festival, to be held Saturday and Sunday at the Lathrup Municipal Park.

Police are looking for a man suspected of robbing the TCF Bank on West 12 Mile Road in Lathrup Village.

In a world of high-definition television sets and multifunction cell phones, the humble ATM is finally getting its chance to go high-tech. With the newest versions of these ubiquitous instant money machines -- ...

Comcast Scholars: The Comcast Foundation has named the Michigan high school seniors selected to receive its 2008 Comcast Leaders and Achievers scholarships.

You can catch the reading bug! That's the theme this year of the summer library program at Southfield Public Library.

Ninety-six bags of pine bark mulch have been spread. A hundred new plants are in place.

BY HEATHER NEWMAN * FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER * May 29, 2008 Kevin Degen of Lathrup Village is going to cycle 200 miles in West Michigan this weekend for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Kevin Degen of Lathrup Village is going to cycle 200 miles in West Michigan this weekend for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

Catch the Reading Bug!, a summer reading program, is set to begin at the Southfield Public Library.