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Sheriff alleges marijuana found in car was ‘empty cardboard wrapper,’ contradicting outside report

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI - Washtenaw County’s sheriff has alleged a burnt marijuana cigarette found in her car was actually an “empty cardboard wrapper,” contradicting an outside investigation’s findings. The item “contained no marijuana, no residue and not even a detectable odor,” Washtenaw County Sheriff Alyshia Dyer...
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Hit Lists, Arson Threats: 8 Tied To University Of Michigan Indicted In Massive Intimidation...

Hit Lists, Acid, and Arson Threats: Eight Tied to U-M Indicted in Massive Intimidation Case...
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State says mold at women’s prison “within normal range,” launches transparency site after 3rd...

Michigan’s Department of Corrections released summary findings Friday afternoon that downplay prisoners’ concerns about toxic mold at the Huron Valley women’s prison. The single-page report says an assessment by a third party found normal fungal conditions at Huron Valley, which houses about 1,800 women prisoners. Mold
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A Third Death at Michigan’s Women’s Prison Is Raising New Questions

Families, advocates, and lawmakers are demanding more transparency after three women died at the same facility.
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Livonia Man charged in killing of mom, dad, brother & brother’s girlfriend

Livonia police officials say four people have been shot in the area of 7 Mile and Inkster, with one suspect in custody.
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Washtenaw County at 200: The Origins of a Michigan Community

Washtenaw County had been continuously inhabited for a few thousand years before Europeans arrived, and there was a mix of Native American, European and African American people here for about two hundred years by the time Washtenaw County officially split off from Wayne County to become its own entity two centuries ago
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Downtown Chelsea Cuts Ribbon on Chelsea Art Alley

Photo: Geek Brush Studio owner Brenda Fineman cuts the ribbon on the Chelsea Art Alley on June 4, during the season’s first Sounds & Sights on Thursday Nights, joined by Mayor Kate Henson, the Chelsea Chamber’s Terris Ahrens, and a crowd of about 50 neighbors and artists. Photo courtesy of Life in Michigan.
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What to do in Saline: Coffee with the Mayor, Immigrations and Justice Talk, Family...

Here's what we found on this weekend's calendar. Enjoy the weekend. 11 things to do this weekend: Friday, Jun 12 - Sunday, Jun 14. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date on local events and things to do. FEATURED EVENTS. Holy Faith Church in Saline to Host Matthew...
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Saline Twp: Regular Board Meeting Synopsis

The Regular Meeting of the Saline Township Board was called to order by Supervisor Marion on May 13, 2026, 7:00 PM at the Saline Town Hall, 5731 Braun Road, Saline, MI. Members present: Supervisor Marion, Clerk Marion, Treasurer Zink, Trustee Marion and Trustee Hammond. Thirty-one other citizens attended. The agenda...
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Tornado Watch Issued Until 2AM for Washtenaw County, MI

A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of Southeast Michigan, including Lapeer, Lenawee, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties, from June 11 at 10:24 PM EDT until June 12 at 2:00 AM EDT. Residents should remain alert for severe weather conditions that could produce tornadoes and take nece

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