Detroit Informer

Opponents of Michigan's new emergency manager law, which goes into effect today, filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Detroit on Wednesday, saying the legislation deprives citizens of "constitutionally protected rights" and dilutes their vote. Full News here – Metro/State News RSS from The Detroit News

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On the road to Cedar Point, the day-tripping DeBoer-Rowse family of Hazel Park faced a moment of horror: a car traveling in the opposite direction aiming for their headlights. Full News here – Metro/State News RSS from The Detroit News

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The ballot initiative is an attempt by the owner of the only border bridge in Detroit, the 82-year-old Ambassador, to halt construction of a competing government-owned bridge two miles down the river. Full News here – Detroit Business News

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Classrooms opened across Michigan on Tuesday, and for many students and teachers in Metro Detroit, the state's traditional back-to-school day brought new systems, new buildings and new challenges. Full News here – Schools RSS from The Detroit News

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The Grandville dealership will be the first Fiat dealership in outstate Michigan. The closest dealership is in Southeast Michigan or Schaumberg, Ill., a Chicago suburb where Zeigler has a dealership. Full News here – Oakland Business

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Advocates for the senior community say Michigan’s older citizens are in tenuous economic shape in the 21st century. They argue that as Michigan ages, state policy leaders need to consider new approaches to maximize the talents and resources of the senior community. Full News here – Detroit Business News

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