Deadline approaching to file Detroit flood claims

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Deadline approaching to file Detroit flood claims
City officials implored residents to file claim forms for possible financial aid.

Donald Trump, again unscripted, returns to Michigan
Supporters of the Republican presidential candidate say he views Michigan as key to his path to victory in November

10-month-old Detroit girl run over by mom, killed
The accident happened at around 6:30 p.m. outside a home on Westmoreland.

Photos: Aging gracefully, the case for unrestored classic cars

Husband sought for murder, fearful wife goes into hiding from him
Cassandra Hokanson said she spent days hiding in hotel rooms with her children as Anthony Iannotti ran from police

Cake-kicking woman faces new charge for ice cream shop slap
Tricia Ann Kortes became upset because Ray’s Ice Cream had run out of a flavor she wanted, police said.

Red panda cubs born at Lansing zoo
Potter Park Zoo visitors will soon have two more furry friends to visit.

Puppy left in Lansing dumpster up for adoption
MASON, Mich. — A puppy abandoned in a dumpster in south Lansing will be up for adoption next week.

Michigan gets some love on McDonald’s soft drink cups
Take a close look at your soft drink cup from McDonald’s starting Monday.

Steven Dunnings pleads guilty to paying for sex
Steven Dunnings pleaded guilty to engaging in the services of a prostitute, prosecutors said.

Judge rules against DPS in teacher sick-out case
The ruling closes a controversial case that began in January and once had 28 defendants.

Detroit officials: Recent storms flooded 4,000 homes
City officials implored residents to file claim forms for possible financial aid.

The Rev. Faith Fowler of Detroit to receive Shining Light award
Fowler helps the needy in Detroit by providing food, health services, housing, and job programs and training.

Waterford armed robbery caught on camera
Waterford armed robbery caught on camera

Detroit officials say water assistance fund not dry
Detroit water officials sought to reassure residents that a program to help with late payments is adequately funded.