• 9/11-themed class shirts at Edsel Ford disrupts students; deemed a mistake

• Locals rally in solidarity with others in Cairo as Israeli siege of Gaza in 2009 remembered

• Muslim Americans march in Detroit against terrorism after failed “underwear bombing”

• Budget cuts deepen in Dearborn Public Schools system

• ICE responds to requests, grants Hamtramck family man more time before deportation

• State Senator Martha Scott visits with Israeli leaders, Palestinian lawyers in West Bank

• Where is the money?  Arab Americans seeing no stimulus funds despite owning many businesses

• U.S. Department of Justice to investigate shooting death of Detroit Imam Luqman Abdullah

• ADC holds annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Banquet; student Diab Ali’s essay wows crowd

• Dearborn High football star Fradi earns scholarship to Central Michigan

• Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israeli products gains at UM-Dearborn

• University of Michigan-Dearborn student government passes divestment resolution against Israeli products

• Arab Americans encouraged to participate in 2010 U.S. Census despite not being recognized on forms

• Oscar-nominated “Food, Inc.” director Kenner visits UM-Dearborn, warns of possible “food crisis”

• Dearborn Mayor Jack O’Reilly honored by Bint Jebail Cultural Center after State of City address

• Community leaders meet with government officials to discuss concerns

• Man killed in accident as racing on Warren Ave. near Dearborn/Detroit border becomes major problem

• AAPAC endorses Jocelyn Benson for SOS, donates to governor candidates in both parties

• University of Cal-Berkeley students pass divestment resolution from Israeli products, fight against veto

• DPS (Detroit) leader wants more Arab American students

• Ali Sayed honored by business magazine

• Jesse Jackson urges action at CAIR-MI banquet

• Michigan radio to explore life of Muslims in Michigan

• Smoking ban will hit hookah cafés hard

• Injured Gaza girl gets help at Sinai Grace

• Koubeissi School garners gold medial in Taekwondo

• ASUC Senate tables vote on vetoed divestment bill

• WSU awards diversity in journalism to Osama SiblaniPublisher of The Arab American News

• EEOC complaint filed against Michigan McDonalds over hijab

• ACC helps girls develop self-esteem

• Hookah lounge owners unify, weight options for May 1st smoking ban

•ACCESS marks 39 years of service, honorsArab American pioneers

• Blacks, Arab Americans support each other as NAACP observes 101 years of activism

• Actor Pierce Brosnan visits Dearborn, dines at Habib’s

• Dearborn police chief gets homeland security appointment

• Miss USA contestant has community backing in Vegas

• Ponzi scheme strikes Arab community

• Yemeni Americans celebrate unification of their homeland

• Local girl sacrifices life to save sister

• U.S.-born Palestinian student from WSU denied entry to Israel

• Dearborn student named nation’s top high school soccer player

• Local community condemns Israeli piracy, demands lifting of Gaza blockade

• State Department officials visit Detroit, discuss issues facing Iraqi refugees with local community

• ACC awarded federal grant to assist refugees with job placement

• Award-winning local director films latest movie in Detroit

• Galloway, Gaza flotilla survivors speak at AMP dinner

• Community remembers Gaza aid flotilla victims at memorial events

• MLFA seeks greater Detroit presence with fundraising dinner

• Nakba commemoration features British author, journalist

• Michigan’s Arizona-like immigration bill debated

• Father of boy who needs heart transplant fears deportation

• Amer Act signed into law

• Pakistan flood victims’ plight expected to worsen as winter draws near

• More victims than ’04 tsunami, ’10 Haiti quake, and ’05 Kashmir quake combined

• Snyder, Bernero to face off in November

• Green Party candidates left off absentee ballots after Wayne County Board mistake

• Republican tsunami sweeps Michigan

• Snyder leads GOP to victory, helps party regain control of Supreme Court 

• Democrat Darany defeats Sareini in state rep. race

• Jury finds Christian missionaries not guilty

• Helen Thomas, supporters, not anti-Semitic

• Helen Thomas visits Dearborn, speaks out on Zionists in the American government, WSU pulls her award.  

• Protestors demand WSU repeal decision to  pull Helen Thomas diversity award

• Local Muslims and Christians condemn  Baghdad bloody church massacre

• Protesting religious cleansing in Iraq

• Kansas hate group makes return trip to Islamic Center

• Mayor responds to Angle: Get your facts straight “No sharia law in Dearborn.” 

• Bazzy to replace Darany on council come January 

• Dearborn budget cuts mean job losses and service reductions

• Man faces charges in daughter’s accidental death

• Local attorney Attalla acquitted in federal court

• Former Dearborn resident shot to death at convenience store

• AG’s report on imam’s death still leaves questions

• Flint serial killer receives additional charges Monday

• Suspected serial stabber has an Arab-Israeli connection

• Internet helps reunite family: Local family thrilled to find kidnapped daughter after 25 years 

• Community raises concerns over Israeli Mossad posing as U.S. agents to recruit informants 

• Man accused in stabbing death will stand trial

• Family accuses Dearborn Heights police of retaliation for lawsuit

• Dearborn man seeks help from community following brutal attack and shooting

• BP oil spill spoils local dealers’ business

• City resident Saad acquitted of Dearborn Heightspolice charges

• Community scholars respond to alleged Al Qaeda spokesman

• Demonstrators rally for Jerusalem, support Palestinian rights 

• Poll: Discrimination growing in Michigan

• Dearborn Federation of Teachers files lawsuit human rights