Published March 7, 2024
WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS — After 36 years in education, Warren Consolidated Schools Superintendent Robert Livernois has decided to retire.
Read MorePublished March 5, 2024
WARREN — The Lincoln High School clothes closet is open for business. Stocked with gently used clothing, shoes, accessories, personal hygiene products and books, the store — located near the cafeteria — is open during lunch for students.
Read MorePublished March 5, 2024
WARREN — For 23 years, James Bailey worked as a human resources executive for General Motors Co., where he oversaw 10 automobile plants in three countries with a total of 28,000 employees.
Read MorePublished March 5, 2024
WARREN — It’s been a story of progression this season for Warren Woods Tower boys wrestling, but the journey is far from over.
Read MorePublished March 5, 2024
WARREN — For comic strip fans, there’s a new artist in town. Beer Middle School eighth grade student Nasra Abdullah is the talent behind a new cartoon panel currently featured in digital format. Beer is part of the Warren Consolidated Schools district.
Read MorePublished March 5, 2024
WARREN — Warren resident Michael Howard has been actively involved in the community for nearly a decade, hosting block parties, founding Warren’s first Juneteenth celebration, running for City Council — and now organizing monthly community coffee nights.
Read MorePublished March 1, 2024
WARREN — The Lincoln High School clothes closet is open for business. Stocked with gently used clothing, shoes, accessories, personal hygiene products and books, the store — located near the cafeteria — is open during lunch for students.
Read MorePublished March 1, 2024
WARREN — Ukrainian Americans demonstrated in front of the Warren office of U.S Rep. John James twice on Feb. 26, demanding immediate action to aid Ukraine in the war against Russia.
Read MorePublished March 1, 2024
WARREN — Who knew a picture of seven freshmen from a team banquet would last a lifetime in the history of Warren Mott wrestling?
Read MorePublished March 1, 2024
MACOMB COUNTY — Despite some odd winter weather, cold-weather traffic safety concerns have not melted away.
Read MorePublished February 27, 2024
WARREN — Two Warren men have been charged following a fatal crash at 10 Mile and Ryan roads on Feb. 25.
Read MorePublished February 26, 2024
MACOMB COUNTY — Although inflation has decreased in recent months, “I don’t know if we’re out of the woods,” said Thomas Alongi, a partner with the UHY accounting firm, in Sterling Heights.
Read MorePublished February 21, 2024
WARREN — On Feb. 20, a Warren man was arraigned in the 37th District Court on murder and weapons charges after his wife was fatally shot in their home near Nine Mile and Dequindre roads.
Read MorePublished February 20, 2024
WARREN — Edward Hanna served with the Warren Fire Department for more than 25 years and retired from his post as chief of EMS on Jan. 27.
Read MorePublished February 19, 2024
WARREN — Mayor Lori Stone said she listened to Warren residents and learned from them in recent weeks. Now, she’s thinking about the key takeaways from her five-stop listening tour.
Read MorePublished February 16, 2024
WARREN/CLINTON TOWNSHIP — Two separate events are coming to Macomb Community College, one recognizing American history and the other celebrating comic book superheroes.
Read MorePublished February 16, 2024
DETROIT/WARREN — Kapow, Batman! For followers of the comic book legend, here’s your chance to see all five Batmobiles from the television show and the Hollywood movies.
Read MorePublished February 16, 2024
CENTER LINE — There have been many building updates and renovations in the Center Line Public Schools district in recent years, and there are more to come.
Read MorePublished February 16, 2024
WARREN — On Feb. 9, three suspects were arraigned in the 37th District Court on narcotics charges and other offenses following a Warren Police Department drug bust.
Read MorePublished February 16, 2024
CENTER LINE — After nearly 50 years in business, the owners of the Butternut Bakery in Center Line are preparing to close after the Easter holiday.
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