Lenawee County News

Severe thunderstorms that swept across Michigan's Lower Peninsula have caused power outages to about 185,000 homes and businesses and flooded streets.

Fifteen years after merging, sports teams from Britton-Macon and Deerfield high schools are getting a nickname.

The severe thunderstorm warning has now been extended into eastern Washtenaw County and Wayne County until 8:15 p.m. The warning is in effect for western Washtenaw and Lenawee counties until 7:45 p.m. The ...

Increase set for sewer bills By Jacob Carpenter jcarpenter@citpat.com -- 768-4945 Residents with sewers connected to the Leoni Township wastewater-treatment plant can expect to see a yearly rate increase of ...

Rachael Krafft and her fiance, Nate Wolfe, had planned to celebrate the sixth birthday of Wolfe's son, Toby King, on Sunday.

About 400 residential and business customers in St. Clair County were without power after thunderstorms blew through the area on Thursday, said Scott Simons, a spokesman for DTE Energy.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southern Washtenaw County and northern Lenawee County until 4:15 p.m. today.

Everyone who has ever seen a TV courtroom drama knows that if you are charged with a crime and are too poor to afford a lawyer, the state will appoint one for you.

The east side of Michigan was drying out from intense thunderstorms that dropped rain and hail on the region, downed trees and sent lightning flashing across the skies Saturday.

DTE Energy's plan to restore power by tonight to the remaining thousands of customers in southeastern Michigan could be delayed by another expected storm to hit the region tonight.

The rapidly shrinking number of drive-in theaters fell by one more when the Devil's Lake Drive-In failed to open for the season.

Today Tim Walberg kicked off his "DRILL-DRILL-DRILL!" energy tour in Lenawee County with an event in Adrian.

Strong storms rocked southeast Michigan over the weekend, leaving many local residents without power and causing damage to trees.

Choose your own metaphor: "taking root," "growing like a weed," "sprouting" -- the increasing demand from consumers for more locally grown foods can only help local farmers.

Posted by The Ann Arbor News June 06, 2008 13:50PM Categories: Breaking News An electric interruption has been scheduled for some Consumers Energy customers in Lenawee County easly Saturday from about 2:30 a.m. ...

An Adrian man is taking on child obesity by making exercise a little more fun. After ten weeks he showed off his new athletes to the community.

Crews are on the scene of a house fire in Lenawee County. We just got off the phone with the Lenawee County Sheriff's Department.

Two teenagers died and three people were injured after fire tore through a home early this morning in the southern Lenawee County town of Morenci, fire officials said.

“Alternative energy facilities usually take a few years to organize. You have to get started somewhere”

Operating Biodiesel Plants in Michigan ? NextDiesel, LLC - ' 10 million gallons per year plant in Adrian ? Michigan Biodiesel, LLC - ' 10 million gallons per year plant in Bangor ? Ag Solutions, Inc. via The Alpena News

“If we sent our officers to school for training, it would cost anywhere from $450 to $600 per man. With this, the only cost we have is the staff hours”

Not many people can say taking a lap around the track at Michigan International Speedway is a good method for relaxation. via Battle Creek Enquirer