Saline, MI

The Saline field hockey team has started quickly in the 2026 season with a 5-1 record in their first six games. After splitting their first two games of the season with an 8-0 win over Brighton and a 5-0 loss to Pioneer, the Hornets have reeled off four straight wins. Saline took down Rockford 3-1. ... Read more The post Saline Field Hockey Off to Fast Start appeared first on The Sun Times News.

Photo: Best Photographer Winner Heidi McClelland Photography, second from the left. Photo by Sue Kelch Saline Area Chamber of Commerce (SACC) 2026 People’s Choice Awards Celebrating Saline Favorite Businesses were presented on Wednesday, Sept. 2 at the Saline Community Fair. “We love to appreciate and recognize the winners at the annual People’s Choice Awards event,” ... Read more The post Saline Area Chamber of Commerce Presents the 2026 People’s Choice Awards appeared first on The Su

Photo: Jeanne Hess and Marlene Radzik. Photo by Sue Kelch Sept. 12, 2026, is National Police Woman Day, and this year Saline is choosing to honor their women police officers with a proclamation which states “the City of Saline recognizes and appreciates the dedication of the women who have served, who currently serve, and who ... Read more The post Saline Honors Their Policewomen with a Proclamation for National Police Woman Day appeared first on The Sun Times News.

A major wildfire in North Texas has burned about 90,400 acres while crews continue working to strengthen containment and control remaining hot spots. ...

Local and state agencies are investigating an unidentified oily substance found entering the Saline River through a stormwater outlet at Curtiss Park. A resident reported the substance to Mayor Brian Marl’s office Thursday morning. Marl said the concern was forwarded to city staff, who quickly responded. The Saline Area Fire Department, a hazardous materials team, ... Read more The post Officials Investigate Oily Substance in Saline River appeared first on The Sun Times News.

The Saline Police Department responded to four reported assaults, two stolen vehicle complaints and several fraud cases during August. Four assaults were reported during the month. Officers investigated incidents on the city’s south side Aug. 5 and north side Aug. 16, forwarding both cases to the Prosecutor’s Office for review. A third assault was reported ... Read more The post Saline | August 2026 Police Report appeared first on The Sun Times News.

Two people were killed, and at least five others were injured in a shooting at a downtown Minneapolis apartment building on September 2, including thr...

It’s no secret that Michigan has a data center problem. Developments are emerging across the state, thanks to tax breaks spearheaded by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer that exempted data center projects from the 6% sales tax from now until at least 2050. People on both sides of the aisle are angry for the same reasons. It […] The post UMich’s playbook in Ypsilanti Township isn’t that different than OpenAI’s in Saline appeared first on The Michigan Daily.

Saline’s mayoral candidates offered voters different arguments Sept. 1, with incumbent Mayor Brian Marl pointing to his experience and record while challenger Michael McVey called for stronger oversight, fiscal discipline and long-term planning. Saline Main Street Executive Director Mary Dettling asked the candidates 11 community-submitted questions during the debate at The 109 Cultural Exchange. A ... Read more The post Saline Mayoral Candidates Offer Competing Visions appeared first on The S

A new round of military exchanges between the United States and Iran has increased pressure across the Gulf, with several countries reporting attempte...