Taylor News

A 50-year-old Pinckney man was injured early this morning when pumpkins were thrown from an overpass onto M-14, smashing through the windshield of his 2007 Ford Ranger, police said.

Ann Arbor voters came out in strong support of the incumbents on Election Day, reelecting Sabra Briere to a second term in the 1st Ward and Marcia Higgins to a sixth term in the 4th Ward.

Voters in Taylor chose a first-term City Council member over the current mayor in voting today.

A couple is facing charges of robbing four people in one day across the downriver area.

There are boxes of four different ballots - color-coded - in Westland Clerk Eileen DeHart's office in anticipation of the general election Tuesday.

Topix has decided to endorse the following people for Mayor THIS YEAR.

Lincoln Park: Mayor Frank Vaslo: Mr. vaslo has been doing a fantastic job during his years as Lincoln Park Mayor, and I hope he continues to keep up the good work.

Ecorse: No endorsement given. Neither candidates for Mayor were suitable for office in the opinion of Topix.

Flat Rock: Councilman Jonathan Dropiewski Councilman Dropiewski has been a reliable person in Flat Rock for many years. He deserves the Mayoral position this time around.

Southgate: Joseph Kuspa Mr. Kuspa has been a community advocate for Southgate for many years. He is a good man to say the least, will be very good for Southgate.

Taylor: Councilman Jeffrey Lamarand Councilman Lamarand is the breath of fresh air Taylor needs to survive. Taylor has been in bad hands for over 20 years. Taylor deserves a hard working man like Mr. Lamarand to get things back on track in Taylor.

Woodhaven: City Administrator David Flaten Mr. Flaten has worked hard for Woodhaven for a long time and deserves to continue to do so.

Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today announced that she has appointed a financial review team to examine the city of River Rouge's finances under the Local Government Fiscal Responsibility Act, Public Act 72 of 1990.

Atlas Oil Co. has once again been honored as a "Top Workplace" by The Detroit Free Press for 2009.

MU opens day two of the Crusader Classic on Saturday with a 9:30am match against Walsh inside the Activities Center.

After all the taunts and accusations, all the bitterness and threats, all the vandalism and violence, it was finally over.

TAYLOR, Mich. - As approved by a unanimous vote by the Board of Education in July, Taylor School District will acquire solar school bus stop lights through the National Adopt-A-Watt program.

Shannyn Caldwell, host of The Morning Light show on WMUZ, 103.5FM, hosted the Joy Flash Mob on October 18, 2009 at Yates Cider Mill in Rochester Hills, MI.

Two men were arrested early Tuesday morning after leading police on a high-speed chase that ended in a crash.

Then there was the soda fountain with its marble top in front of a massive mirror, shiny spouts and gleaming metal work area where a prince in white jacket presided.

The first batch of H1N1 Flu vaccinations are being distributed to first responders in Oakland and Wayne counties and to high risk Wayne County residents Friday.

Taylor -- About 400 people packed the Voran Funeral Home this morning, paying their final respects to Anthony and Alayna Hinojosa, the two children killed in Friday's arson fire in Huron Township.

A Lexington woman died Saturday after being hit by a car on I-96 near Beech Daly Road in Redford, according to the Michigan State Police Metro South Post in Taylor.

What's black and white and funny as Charlie Chaplin, Bozo, Insane Clown Posse and Harlequin rolled into one big, artistic farce stuffed into the compact body of one insanely creative man? Answer: Satori Circus.

Howard Caudill says he can't eat, can't sleep, can't fathom the loss of his 4-year-old son, Anthony Hinojosa.

It's a tale of two neighborhoods divided by what one resident has dubbed The Not So Great Wall of Canton.