CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI-After being rebuffed in Fraser, crematorium officials hope to open a new facility down the road here, this time choosing an industrial area as a site.

DETROIT-Michigan's governor says she will act to ensure that Toyota land deal goes through after a circuit court judge questioned the constitutionality of legislation passed to aid Toyota's purchase of a 690-acre state-owned parcel for a research center.

TROY, MI-The city council narrowly rejects a plan to build a $17.5-million minor-league baseball stadium in the city. General Sports and Entertainment is now looking elsewhere.

FERNDALE, MI-Credit Union One says it plans more metro Detroit branch locations in Oakland and Macomb counties after opening branches in Berkley and Chesterfield Township.

LANSING, MI-A judge has halted the sale of 690 acres near Ann Arbor. Toyota wants to put an R&D center on the property but is being challenged by the high bidder for the land.

DOGWIAC, MI-The two Cass County communities will use a combined $25,000 to perform market and planning studies in an effort to improve their downtowns.

DETROIT-A plan for how to get more convention space in the city--and possibly ways to pay for it--is expected to be unveiled by the end of the month. The trick may be getting suburbs to kick in.

TRAVERSE CITY, MI-A nearby township is considering imposing a moratorium of developments over 50,000 sf. A development that includes a Meijer store would not be affected.