Redford News

The demolition of the Ashcroft building continues to move one step closer after last week's township Board of Trustees meeting.

Two of the men who robbed a Speedway gas station in Redford will serve several years in prison after being sentenced last month.

When Bob Street cut hair in the 1960s, crew cuts and Princeton-style cuts were popular.

Livonia police arrested a man Monday afternoon after loss prevention officers at Marshalls, 13200 Middlebelt, detained him for not paying for a pen.

The order was in place while police investigated a report of shots fired in the Kendall Court area of Redford Township.

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY is being redefined in America, or at least many would like it to be.

Redford Fire Chief Tom Graham remembers when firefighter Brian Woehlke left the township.

St. Robert Bellarmine Church Youth Group members Eric Martin, Eleanor Brown and Jasmine Dubensky settle into their boxes at the sleep outside at St.

About 2,000 Arab Americans and others in 12 communities across the U.S. are volunteering their time as part of the National Arab American Service Day.

The Livonia Symphony Orchestra will hold a Spring Garden Party Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at Laurel Manor, 39000 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia.

Redford resident Jerome Osowski was enchanted with the 2014 Ford Taurus during Monday's Drive 4 Ur School event, a fundraiser for the Blue and Gold Club.

Redford police continue to investigate a six-vehicle crash that blocked traffic for several hours Friday at Five Mile and Beech Daly.

The Michigan Department of Transportation may have several projects around the state this summer, but engineers and other employees are working in the background for next year's I-96 closure.

Two women were arrested Monday afternoon after loss prevention officers called Livonia police to report them shoplifting from the Marshalls at 13200 Middlebelt.

Redford police are searching for any information related to a homicide that took place last month on the township's east side.

Redford police continue to investigate a six-vehicle crash that blocked traffic for several hours Friday at Five Mile and Beech Daly.

People have asked native Detroiter LaTasha Lewis why she's so passionate about promoting and coaching people toward healthier, fitter lives.

The man who robbed a Redford fast-food restaurant last fall won't see another restaurant for several years.

We are giving away tickets to the May 10 game between the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians at Comerica Park.

The city's annual Arbor Day celebration took on special meaning Friday with the planting of a living memorial to Myna Ngo, the Roosevelt Elementary fourth-grader who died following an Easter morning fire in her family's apartment.