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Clamps down on short skirts, skipped clases, vandalism
When Monroe, Michigan, high school students go back to school on September 2, there will be some new rules to follow.
Sexual violence walkers near end of trek
Three students from Central Michigan University have walked their way from Miami to this area in hopes of raising public awareness about sexual violence.
Cancer society tour bus stopping in county
A national bus tour sponsored by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network will make a pit stop in Brighton today to rally support for the fight against cancer.
Heidelberg recipient of grant to study 1812 battlefield
TIFFIN --The National Park Service has announced that Heidelberg College is a recipient of an American Battlefield Protection grant for archaeological study of the War of 1812 River Raisin Battlefield in ...
Possible arsonist to blame for residential fire
Monroe fire investigators are still looking into what caused two fires in two days on the same property.
Downtown parade gets rave reviews
Last week's Rotary International Day Parade was a hit, and it starts today's discussion.
Woman pleads in theft from dead Mich. soldier fund
A 42-year-old woman who authorities say embezzled more than $4,000 from a college scholarship fund founded in honor of a U.S. soldier killed in Iraq has pleaded guilty in the case.
Garden Plot: Take a tour to see glamorous American lotus at its best
The sweetly fragrant blooms of American lotus, Michigan's largest native flower, will be opening soon, and Saturday is the deadline to sign up for a July 26 guided lotus tour.
Severe Thunderstorms Watch Cancelled
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch, posted earlier Tuesday afternoon, was cancelled after thunderstorms swept through the area.
Imagine you find out your children have been exposed to lead poisons for two years just by playing in the yard.
Suspicious fire burns at Monroe Food Center
The Monroe Fire Department is on the scene of a suspicious fire at the Monroe Food Center on Winchester Street, according to a dispatcher for the Monroe Police Department.
Fire damages Monroe Food Center
The Frenchtown Fire Department marshals and Monroe police are investigating a fire that caused extensive damage to the interior of the Monroe Food Center early Monday.
Ricky Skaggs - country back to bluegrass
Ricky Skaggs has covered bluegrass heroes Bill Monroe and the Stanley Brothers. Now, he has covered himself.
Rain, lightning cancel Greenfield Village fireworks, leave 200,000 without power
Rain, heavy winds and lightning shuttered the Salute to America Independence Day celebration at Greenfield Village in Dearborn Wednesday night, and left more than 200,000 Michiganders without power as yet ...
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Woman faces assault charge in Monroe priest attack
A mentally disabled woman accused of attacking a Roman Catholic priest near a parking lot at the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary motherhouse was arraigned yesterday in Monroe County District ...
Big company, small town: La-Z-Boy, Monroe, Michigan
Is there any piece of furniture more classically American than the La-Z-Boy recliner? It goes hand in hand with the image of Dad -- any Dad, all Dads, from the 1950s to today -- enjoying the simple pleasure of ...
Father Rooney's focus is 'faith formation,' work he hopes to continue at Mount Carmel
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Temperance will welcome a new face as the church's leader on Tuesday.
Back in Time: In 1907, Sch'dy druggist mistakenly held as Michigan horse thief
The jig was up, the news was out - ' the law had finally found William "Bud" Walker on Sunday, June 23, 1907.
Goebel seeks return to public office
Former Monroe County Commissioner James Goebel wants to return to public service.