BURTON, Mich. — The driver of a tour bus for the Spice Girls has helped police in Michigan arrest a carjacking suspect.
Police say the bus driver called 911 to report a possible drunk driver weaving in traffic in the Detroit area on Saturday.
Police said they arrested a motorist and turned him over to police in the town of Burton in connection with a carjacking at a gas station.
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As part of a regular update to its service hours, the agency will boost the frequencies of its Swift lines and other popular routes.
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The county Public Works department coordinated with multiple entities to repair a stretch of road near Index washed out by floods in 2006.
Compared to this time last year, dog surrenders are up 37% at the Lynnwood PAWS animal shelter.
As Everett and other cities eye new traffic safety measures, crashes involving pedestrians show little signs of decreasing.
The city council explored installing a new advisory committee for stronger safety camera oversight.
The human-engineered structures will mimic natural dams in an effort to restore creek health in an increasingly urbanized area.
Ticket prices are set to rise about 6% over the next two years.
Rescinding the 26 year-old-law would open 45 million acres of national forest to potential logging, including 336,000 acres of Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie.
The city couldn’t maintain the park when Cavalero Hill was annexed into the city in 2009. Now it can.
The 44 local organizations earned $8,977 on average in unrestricted funds to support fundraising and salaries.
Board members denounced the spending. The family alleges a robotics team is too reliant on adults, but district reports have found otherwise.
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