Wayne County public transit expansion inches closer to reality after bill clears Michigan House
There are 17 communities that could be impacted by the legislation if lawmakers approve the bill, which would eliminate the opt-out function that has created a patchwork of bus stops in Wayne County
'The show must go on!' Plymouth-Canton Nutcracker production saved with community help
The saying goes, 'The show must go on!' And that's turning out to be just the case for a Plymouth-Canton ballet company. They're overcoming the loss of props that were taken right before an upcoming performance.
Car crash splits Tesla in half on Ann Arbor Road
It was a moment of panic in Plymouth as cell phone video showed a Tesla split in two as several witnesses tried to save the driver’s life on Thursday.
Elderly couple rescued after fire traps them in Plymouth Township condo
A fire rescue was complicated by the amount of possessions inside the home as first responders tried to get into a Plymouth Township condo early Wednesday. It happened just after 1 a.m. at Bradbury Park Homes near Joy and Haggerty.
Man dead after crash on I-275 in Plymouth Township
A 59-year-old man from Lincoln Park was killed.
Family concerned for safety of Plymouth Township man missing for 2 weeks
Family members are concerned for the safety of Dylan Karides, of Plymouth Township. He was reported missing two weeks ago, and his vehicle and belongings were found in Detroit earlier this week.
Friends of the Rouge names new executive director
Friends of the Rouge, whose mission is to restore, protect and enhance the Rouge watershed through education, collaboration and stewardship, has named Ashley Flintoff, as its new executive director.
Stranger danger incident reported in Plymouth Township
The driver was described as a male of an unknown race, wearing sunglasses, possibly in his mid-30s.
Political Machine 2024 video game by Plymouth-based company allows everyone to create own strategy
It allows players to compete in the primaries to build their own political manifesto, with votes from virtual ballots - a decoding of digital representative democracy.
Voter intimidation case in Plymouth Township ends without charges
The individual came forward and admitted he had placed a non-functioning camera near the ballot box. He said his intent was to deter tampering.
Flushing man charged with stalking Attorney General Dana Nessel and her wife
Christopher Baldwin of Flushing is accused of stalking Nessel and her wife - showing up at their home in Plymouth on Tuesday, ringing their doorbell and sitting on the porch.
Winter Blast, Plymouth Ice Festival, and more things to do this weekend in Metro Detroit
This weekend is all about annual winter events like Winter Blast and the Plymouth Ice Festival. Here's what's going on:
'I smelt the fire': Performer who caught fire at Northridge Christmas concert asked mom to go on without her
Sandy Springstead was in the middle of performing during a Christmas concert at Plymouth's Northridge Church earlier this month when she smelled fire and realized it was her.
Performer catches fire at Northridge Christmas concert from freak accident
"You have all the safety protocols in place and then something like this happens," said Stephen King. "This freak accident. It's so hard to take it in. You just kind of go numb."
Karl's Cabin reopens Wednesday after fire devastated Plymouth restaurant
After a fire ripped through Karl's Cabin more than nine months ago, the iconic Plymouth restaurant is set to reopen.
Karl's Cabin in Plymouth nears reopening after devastating fire
A February fire devastated the popular restaurant and banquet hall.
Plymouth outdoor dining saved after new ordinance approved
After fears that patio dining in Plymouth was at risk of going away due to inflated fees, a compromise has been reached. The city commission finalized an ordinance that includes some changes to the current rules.
Plymouth man convicted of torching own house so he could make homeowners insurance claim
A Plymouth man could spend life in prison for starting his own house on fire as part of an insurance fraud ploy.
Property taxes on Plymouth's Penn Theatre could dim lights for good
Plymouth City Manager Paul Sincock says, at the time, the Friends of the Penn's tax exemption application did not meet certain criteria for approval.
Controversial $2 price hike proposal on outdoor dining in Plymouth fails
For many businesses in Plymouth, they're finally getting their holding after a shaky few years from the pandemic. Raising rates would only make recovery that much tougher, owners said.