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U.S. Customs and Border Protection is restricting international cargo at one Michigan port. Other Great Lakes ports don’t face the same restrictions.The…
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Today on Stateside, after two weeks of political conventions, we’ll get an analysis about how both parties presented their nominee and what takeaways…
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The marching band stood still: Monroe teacher and senior discuss making music during COVID-19 crisisMichigan schools are wrapping up a year like no other. As COVID-19 closed K-12 buildings, teachers and students struggled to recreate the chemistry of…
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A southeastern Michigan middle school student is in custody after authorities say he took an inactive grenade to school and made threatening statements to…
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The Monroe City Council approved a decision this week to opt out of authorizing potential medical marijuana facilities. The council voted unanimously on…
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Each February, the libraries in Monroe undergo a transformation. The Black History Month Blues Festival turns these sedate study spaces into concert…
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High levels of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) have been uncovered during a cleanup in the River Raisin, reports Charles Slat of the Monroe News:PCBs,…
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A long-time Monroe business may decide to stay and build its world headquarters there. Think "recliner" and chances are La-Z-Boy will come to mind.The…
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There’s new information showing Michigan’s drop in unemployment is spread out across most of the state.Last week, the Michigan Department of Technology,…
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Flood waters on the River Raisin are not expected to crest in Monroe County until Friday afternoon at the earliest. The crest is expected to be near a…