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Riga fire department gets a new pumper/tanker

RIGA TWP. - The waiting was the toughest part of Wednesday afternoon for the Riga Township Fire Department.

Primary vote set for Tuesday

ADRIAN - The city of Adrian primary election will be in the spotlight Tuesday, Aug. 8, as the only vote happening in Len…

Tanis new county emergency management coordinator

ADRIAN - A longtime Lenawee County resident is settling in as the new county emergency management coordinator.

Car hits downtown Tecumseh business

TECUMSEH - A vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed crashed Wednesday in downtown Tecumseh, damaging downtown storefr…

Federal court keeps Great Lakes wolves on endangered species list

A federal appeals court Tuesday retained federal protection for gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region, ruling th…

DTE seeks permission for new gas power plant

DTE Energy Co. announced Tuesday that it is seeking permission to build a natural gas-fired power plant northeast of Det…

Havens begins 'God's work'

Lenawee County native, new Hospice director finds his calling

Down by the river

Workers improving the flow of the River Raisin

City officials personally tackle blight problem

ADRIAN - After hearing complaint after complaint about the home at 937 Vine St., Mayor Jim Berryman said he felt compell…

State delays posting insurance rates

Michigan on Tuesday delayed posting premium increases proposed by health insurers that sell coverage on the state's fede…

Up for the IChallengeU challenge

Team of local teens wins state competition at Baker College

Longtime Adrian baseball coach Jackson steps down

After nearly three decades and more than 550 career victories, Adrian High School baseball coach Greg Jackson is steppin…

In today's Telegram: 08/02/2017

Havens begins 'God's work'; Jackson decides to step down; Up for the IChallengeU challenge and more

Adrian teacher contract approved

3-year deal includes pay raises, leave cap, $500 moving stipend

Lawsuit over infant's death to proceed

ADRIAN - A former day care owner received a reprieve Monday in a wrongful-death lawsuit against her.

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