James Murray, retained attorney for John Patrick Rasmussen, 54, on Dec. 6 made a motion before 34th District Court Judge Brian A. Oakley to dismiss the charge against his client[…]
After a bench trial before 34th District Court Judge Brian A. Oakley on Dec. 6, James Forrest Chapman, 57, was found guilty of refusing to provide a DNA sample to[…]
“I would opt in if we had the opportunity,” said Sumpter Township Trustee Sheena Barnes at the Nov. 28 board meeting, referring to the new Michigan Marijuana Facilities Licensing Act[…]
On Friday night, Belleville Police Officer Jim Trombley and Reserve Officer Jim Frazier clocked a speeding vehicle and pursued it to West Columbia Avenue. Belleville Police Chief Hal Berriman said[…]
Nomination applications for the Belleville High School Distinguished Graduate program must be turned in to the BHS office at 501 W. Columbia Ave., Belleville, by Jan. 31, 2018. A copy[…]
Van Buren Township residents will be paying the bill for their trash pickup if the township board approves the fifth amendment to the Waste Management Host Agreement on the landfill[…]
The Belleville Volunteer Firefighters Association and resident Matthew Loveland threw a monkey wrench into the dissolution of the city fire department by filing an emergency motion for a temporary restraining[…]
The planning commissions of Van Buren Township and the City of Belleville met in a hastily called joint session on Nov. 29 in the Belleville High School Commons. The two-hour-and-41-minute[…]
The Van Buren Township Downtown Development Authority voted unanimously at its Nov. 28 meeting to convert the 72 streetlights on Belleville Road to LED, but to keep the aestheticly pleasing[…]
Jonathon Glenn Wilson, 33, has been bound over to circuit court for trial on six counts of criminal sexual conduct in the City of Belleville in 2016 — three count[…]