Published April 21, 2026
OAKLAND COUNTY — The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office is reporting an uptick in phone scams from people impersonating local police and threatening residents’ arrest for failure to show up for jury service.
Read MorePublished April 21, 2026
SOUTHFIELD — Teams of Lawrence Technological University students have built their own vehicles from scratch this year to race at competitions across the country in the spring and summer.
Read MorePublished April 20, 2026
METRO DETROIT — The Michigan High School Athletic Association’s inaugural season of boys volleyball is officially underway.
Read MorePublished April 20, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Female business ownership is on the rise. A 2026 report by Wells Fargo showed that women owned 15.7 million businesses in the United States — 40.6% of the total.
Read MorePublished April 19, 2026
WEST BLOOMFIELD — Seeking an ordinance change that would have allowed for a different mix of building materials in the construction of new homes, Schafer Development was denied by the West Bloomfield Planning Commission at its meeting March 23.
Read MorePublished April 18, 2026
WEST BLOOMFIELD — Lisa Berkey, executive director of the Greater West Bloomfield Community Coalition, will retire in May after 13 years in the position.
Read MorePublished April 16, 2026
SYLVAN LAKE — At its meeting March 11, the Sylvan Lake City Council heard a proposal for a planned unit development for Trailside, at the former site of the Daniel Whitfield School at 2000 Orchard Lake Road.
Read MorePublished April 16, 2026
WEST BLOOMFIELD — The Rev. Elizabeth Hurd, pastor of United Methodist Church in West Bloomfield, fulfilled a lifelong dream by appearing on the game show “Jeopardy!”
Read MorePublished April 15, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of April 16-19.
Read MorePublished April 15, 2026
OAKLAND COUNTY — The Oakland County Health Division is alerting the public that a skunk has tested positive for rabies after biting a county resident.
Read MorePublished April 15, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Spring brings fluctuating temperatures and storms, and that could mean damage for Michiganders’ homes.
Read MorePublished April 10, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Now that the snow has melted from yards, it is the time of year when homeowners start working toward a thriving garden and landscape.
Read MorePublished April 8, 2026
OAKLAND COUNTY — The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office is once again asking local houses of worship that want to learn additional techniques to keep their congregations safe and secure to register for an upcoming class.
Read MorePublished April 8, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of April 10-12.
Read MorePublished April 7, 2026
DETROIT — The 47th annual Detroit Jazz Festival promises to bring more unforgettable concerts to downtown Detroit over the Labor Day weekend, Sept. 4 to 7.
Read MorePublished April 6, 2026
METRO DETROIT –– As severe weather rears its head throughout Michigan, there are important tools and tips Michiganders should keep in mind when protecting themselves and their families.
Read MorePublished April 6, 2026
METRO DETROIT/LANSING — A bipartisan proposal currently in committee in the state Legislature aims to crack down on scams at virtual currency kiosks — machines that are ubiquitous but undocumented, and where stolen money is rarely recovered.
Read MorePublished April 6, 2026
METRO DETROIT — Jack Frost had a love for cars that stretched for miles. A true gearhead, he was forever tinkering under the hood of different vehicles, and over his lifetime he restored 55 different makes and models.
Read MorePublished April 6, 2026
WEST BLOOMFIELD — At the March 23 meeting of the West Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees, local first responders were recognized for their response to the March 12 attack at Temple Israel.
Read MorePublished April 4, 2026
WEST BLOOMFIELD — The West Bloomfield Board of Trustees presented a proclamation March 23 to the family of the late Ken Macon, describing him as a stalwart supporter of the community who also served as a member of the Library Board.
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