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  1. Bing: Tentative deal with Detroit’s police unions

    The mayor announced today a tentative agreement, which includes concessions, has been reached with police unions in the effort to stave off a state takeover. The administration now will turn its attention to the Detroit Fire Fighters Association.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • METRO AND STATE

    Beatty’s monthly restitution triples Kilpatrick’s

    Someone has stepped up payments toward restitution in the Detroit text-message scandal — and it’s not Kwame Kilpatrick.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • MACOMB COUNTY

    Chesterfield Twp. multi-vehicle crash injures kids

    A mother driving her five children to school was struck by two cars this morning at the intersection of 26 Mile and County Line Road.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • WAYNE COUNTY

    Judge says Wayne County Airport Authority violated Open Meetings Act

    Both sides claimed victory following a judge’s ruling today on a lawsuit that challenged how the Wayne County Airport Authority handled its public meetings.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • SCHOOLS

    Michigan’s recovery school district needs $24M from donors by fall

    The state's Education Achievement Authority will need $24.7 million for start-up costs that include administrative salaries, technology for students and classrooms, and paying for a summer academy for teachers.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • METRO AND STATE

    Snyder’s budget provides more for schools, police and roads

    Lansing — Gov. Rick Snyder unveiled his second budget Thursday that includes a modest 2.4 percent overall increase and more money for schools, public safety and transportation.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • METRO AND STATE

    Judges hear church confession case

    Three Michigan Court of Appeals judges heard arguments Thursday in a case that could affect if and when church confessions can be used in court.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • METRO AND STATE

    Motown Winter Blast crowds embrace big chill

    A blast of winter is heading to Metro Detroit just in time for the annual Motown Winter Blast.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • WAYNE COUNTY

    2 dead in mobile home fire in Westland

    Westland — An early morning fire has claimed the lives of an elderly couple in the Westland Meadows Mobile Home Park.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • METRO AND STATE

    Bashara: ‘No motive’ for him in wife’s death

    Investigators on Thursday pored over forensic evidence taken from the garage where a 54-year-old marketing executive was believed to have been strangled to death, although police remained tight-lipped about the case.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • WAYNE COUNTY

    Ficano faces state probe of Medicaid spending by county

    Detroit — Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is investigating Wayne County for Medicaid fraud, adding another layer to the probe of Executive Robert Ficano’s administration.

  2. Woman, 58, dies in crash with school bus in Springfield Township

    Springfield Township — A 58-year-old Springfield Township woman was killed Thursday when her minivan collided with a Waterford School District bus, Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies reported.

  3. Group forms PAC to recall Troy mayor

    Troy — A grass-roots group has formed a political action committee to raise funds for a planned recall effort against Mayor Janice Daniels.

    • Feb. 10, 2012
    • WAYNE COUNTY

    Detroit financial review team halts meetings

    Detroit — The state-appointed team reviewing Detroit’s finances has halted its meetings as it awaits a hearing next week on whether its activities violate Michigan’s Open Meetings Act.

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