Sterling Heights officials this month approved a solar power plan that is expected to add up to millions of dollars in savings over the next few decades. The plan involves installing solar arrays on ...
Miss Michigan Grace Hanke competed at the Miss America competition earlier this month, an experience she said was surreal.
A vacant former Rite Aid on Gratiot Avenue could soon see new life as a beauty supply store after the Eastpointe Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance Sept. 17 allowing the nonconforming building ...
For the seventh consecutive year, Sterling Heights is being recognized as the safest big city in Michigan. The designation is drawn from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s 2025 Uniform Crime ...
STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights is adding another defense industry business to an already robust lineup of area firms focused on national security.
A damaged pipeline caused an estimated 100 gallons of crude oil to surface near Mound Road and 18 Mile Road Friday afternoon. Response and cleanup crews were at the scene, Sterling Heights officials ...
The Farmington Community Library started the first phase of its renovation project Sept. 21, beginning with its Farmington Hills branch, located at 32737 12 Mile Road. The work is slated to conclude ...
A tattered flag that once flew at United Oaks Elementary in Hazel Park was among dozens of American flags that were retired with a controlled burn at Madison Heights Fire Station No. 1 on Sept. 11.
An undercover operation by the Madison Heights Police Department’s Special Investigations Unit has led to the arrest of a woman who is now charged with prostitution, human trafficking and child abuse.
On Sept. 27, the St. Clair Shores Public Library will celebrate its 91st anniversary. While there won’t be any celebrations, renovations to update the library have progressed.
The city of Birmingham is in the process of updating its zoning ordinances to be more user-friendly and clearly state land development regulations that follow the Birmingham Plan 2040 Master Plan, ...
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Two Shelby Township police officers were injured during routine traffic stops that both turned violent late last month.
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