Detroit Informer

Fired up by the filing of a lawsuit challenging the state’s new emergency manager law, a crowd of demonstrators swarmed City Hall on Thursday. Full News here – Detroit News

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L’Anse Creuse High School was shut down Tuesday morning after… Full News here – Click On Detroit News

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Job shadow program offered 4 times a year to high school, college students. Full News here – Oakland Business

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A snowstorm walloped swaths of the state Friday, but the chances of a white Christmas in southeast Michigan were slim with temperatures expected to be in the mid-30s with little precipitation on the horizon. Full News here – Metro/State News RSS from The Detroit News

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DETROIT, MI – Rob Parker, an ESPN2 sports panelist with Detroit ties, has created a controversy at ESPN that reportedly has some network employees frustrated and eager for either an overhaul of its “First Take” show or complete elimination. Sports Illustrated’s Richard Deitsch wrote for a piece for the website Monday that mentioned “a number [...]

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DETROIT, MI – Big Sean told fans Saturday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills he’s ready to give back to his hometown. The Detroit rapper, whose real name is Sean Michael Anderson, created started the Sean Anderson Foundation. A video aired on the venue’s big screen before Sean took the stage that showed him [...]

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Treat Dreams, just for today, created two new flavors: Gar”GONZO”la Cherry (Gargonzola cheese ice cream with cherry sauce and candied pecans) and Ode to mLIVE (Boston Cooler ice cream with Bettermade Chocolate Covered Potato Chips and Sanders Fudge Swirl). Full News here – Detroit Entertainment

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In a 4-3 decision Tuesday, with Republicans in the majority, the court gave guidance on how it should work, but it’s not easy. The justices say there must be a good-faith effort as well as proof that a defendant couldn’t pay support through no fault of his or her own. Full News here – freep

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“Other systems required the plants to be planted sideways and you lose soil,” said horticulturist Dave MacKenzie. “The key thing is that you have now, for lack of a better term, disoriented the plant. The plant does not like it and becomes sick.” Full News here – Oakland Business

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