Detroit, United States (Local)
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Noelle Friel's work predominantly covers local news, community events, and government & politics in the Louisville area. Her articles often include expert commentary and announcements related to family & relationships and crime & safety.
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By: Darrius Smith, Noelle Friel
Michigan State Police are investigating the Grosse Ile Police Department following a lawsuit filed by the department's first female officer, who alleges she was demoted and suspended after reporting alleged witness intimidation by the police commission chairman.
By: Noelle Friel, Darrius Smith
What to know: Andrea Chapin is reopening Andy's Place in Holly more than four years after a devastating fire destroyed the business.
By: Mondrae Murphy, Noelle Friel
What to know: A crude oil leak from an Energy Transfer pipeline in Sterling Heights triggered a federal corrective action order, forcing
By: Noelle Friel, Mondrae Murphy
What to know: Plymouth Township's Board of Trustees voted unanimously to advance an ordinance banning kratom sales township-wide, with a final vote scheduled for Oct. 27.
By: Sara Schulz, Noelle Friel
Michigan voters will decide in November whether to overhaul the state's campaign finance laws through a citizen-led ballot initiative that would ban utility companies and certain government contractors from donating to state candidates.
By: Noelle Friel
What to know: The proposed data center in Inkster will not move forward. The City Council took no action to approve the project after a packed meeting filled with residents opposing the proposal.
By: Mondrae Murphy, Noelle Friel, Brandon Carr
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. — Sterling Heights city leaders weighed whether to continue using Flock Safety license plate-reading cameras Tuesday night
By: Noelle Friel, Sara Schulz
What to know: U.S. Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers faced off in another televised debate airing Wednesday, Oct. 21, on WXYZ-TV.
By: Noelle Friel, Sara Schulz
What to know: Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed traded sharp criticism during a debate less than two weeks before Election Day.
By: Sara Schulz, Noelle Friel
What to know: Parishioners at St. Mary, Cause of Our Joy Catholic Church are fighting to preserve weekend masses after two Archdiocese of Detroit restructuring proposals would eliminate Saturday and Sunday services.
