Published March 12, 2026
ROSEVILLE — Last year, Roseville Community Schools celebrated 100 years of educating students.
Read MorePublished March 11, 2026
ROSEVILE/DETROIT — Three people are facing narcotics charges after the Macomb County Sheriff’s Enforcement Team executed search warrants at homes in Roseville and Detroit.
Read MorePublished March 11, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of March 13-15.
Read MorePublished March 11, 2026
ROSEVILLE — An investigation by the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office turned up no wrongdoing on behalf of Roseville police officers during a shooting that occurred in January.
Read MorePublished March 10, 2026
ROSEVILLE — A 19-year-old is facing charges for allegedly manufacturing and distributing child sexually abusive material following an investigation.
Read MorePublished March 10, 2026
EASTPOINTE — In a post to Facebook Feb. 28, the Eastpointe Police Department announced that officers had been called earlier that day to a local tow yard where a 13-month-old child had been found in an impounded vehicle.
Read MorePublished March 9, 2026
EASTPOINTE — By law, Michigan school districts must pass their annual budgets by June 30 for the upcoming school year, but there are always changes in finances throughout the year due to a number of factors.
Read MorePublished March 9, 2026
MACOMB COUNTY — At press time, the Macomb Community College Board of Trustees planned to meet March 10, after the newspaper went to press, to discuss and possibly appoint a new president to lead the college.
Read MorePublished March 9, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Local officials from three counties are uniting with a message to Lansing lawmakers: Work with us, not against us.
Read MorePublished March 9, 2026
EASTPOINTE — A local woman who allegedly grew annoyed by her dog and kicked it in the face has been charged with animal cruelty after the dog lost an eye.
Read MorePublished March 8, 2026
METRO DETROIT — As people consider revitalizing their homes during the warmer months, there are many different ways to utilize antiques or secondhand furniture and trinkets as decorations for both the outside and inside of residences.
Read MorePublished March 7, 2026
EASTPOINTE — At approximately 5:40 p.m. March 4, Eastpointe police officers were dispatched to the 24700 block of Gratiot Avenue, south of 10 Mile Road, to assist firefighters and EMS with a man who had been unloading a vehicle from a trailer when he became pinned between the vehicle and the trailer’s roof.
Read MorePublished March 7, 2026
EASTPOINTE — The silk taffeta wedding gown Jacqueline Bouvier wore in 1953 when she married future U.S. President John F. Kennedy was custom made by seamstress Ann Lowe.
Read MorePublished March 6, 2026
MACOMB COUNTY — Four Macomb County communities are seeking feedback from residents on how to improve greenway space along a road connecting the west and east sides of the county.
Read MorePublished March 6, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Many things come with aging including a need to take a closer look at your finances. Here’s some advice from experts when retirement age approaches.
Read MorePublished March 6, 2026
METRO DETROIT — A “perfect storm” of weather conditions and seasonal trends prompted state officials to issue an air quality alert over a mid-February weekend.
Read MorePublished March 6, 2026
MACOMB COUNTY — Opportunity awaits. That was a recurring theme at the Macomb County 2026 Economic Forecast held March 2 at Macomb Community College’s South Campus. The annual event brings government and business audiences together to hear insights and expectations for the year ahead.
Read MorePublished March 5, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of March 5-8.
Read MorePublished March 4, 2026
ROSEVILLE — Staff members at the Recreation Authority of Roseville and Eastpointe suspended two of its basketball programs because of ongoing issues that are interfering with safety at the RARE building.
Read MorePublished February 26, 2026
STERLING HEIGHTS — Local officials from three counties are uniting with a message to Lansing lawmakers: Work with us, not against us. That plea was emphasized again and again during a Feb.
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