BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Police have arrested three men they believe are responsible for hundreds of thefts across metro Detroit, including 25 stolen cars. 

WARREN — A 13-year-old student from Lois E. Carter Middle School got an ambulance ride to the hospital for observation on Feb. 6 after she reportedly consumed a cookie that contained THC.

NOVI — The Novi Chamber of Commerce has somebody new at its helm.

NOVI — Fifth grade is a very memorable year for students in the Novi Community School District.

NOVI — The Novi High School Student Council teamed up with the Northville High School Student Congress this year for a competitive series of spirit week events leading up to the big Novi-Northville rivalry basketball games Feb. 3.

TROY — After a lengthy legal process with the IRS, the city of Troy has been required to alter the retirement incentive plan for its Fire Department employees — a turn of events that has some firefighters worried.

TROY — An 11-year-old Troy girl is living her dream and taking the business she started to the next level as she is featured on the Food Network’s “Kids Baking Championship.”

TROY — For more than 50 years, the nonprofit Troy People Concerned has helped those in need in the Troy community through financial difficulties, hard times and setbacks.

TROY — The city of Troy announced its Community Development Block Grant fund distributions for 2023 after the City Council unanimously approved them at their regular meeting Jan. 23.

OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — An Oakland Township woman has fled the United States following a fatal hit-and-run crash on New Year’s Day, according to the FBI.

SOUTHFIELD — The City Council approved funds through the Oakland County Senior Centers Matching Grant Program Jan. 23.

SOUTHFIELD — The United Way for Southeast Michigan’s Tech United team, a group of local CEOs and IT professionals committed to closing the digital divide and providing STEM opportunities for students, unveiled a new makerspace to Adlai Stevenson Elementary School Feb. 2.

SOUTHFIELD — For as long as she can remember, Gwendolyn Hubbard has always been “The Family Historian.”

METRO DETROIT — With the snowstorms or even the moderate snowfalls that we often get in Michigan comes a risk of death or severe injuries by shoveling snow.

SOUTHFIELD — “I have a fatal condition. We all do. It’s called life,” Eric Goldstein says in his opening scene.

METRO DETROIT — Michigan employers, tipped workers and those earning the minimum wage are reacting to a Michigan Court of Appeals ruling that affects how employees are paid.

GROSSE POINTE PARK — Like most other police and public safety departments in southeast Michigan — including the other four Grosse Pointes — the Grosse Pointe Park Public Safety Department is going to continue its use of Oakland County’s Courts and Law Enforcement Management Information Systems, better known as CLEMIS.

GROSSE POINTE CITY — Grosse Pointe City’s financial documentation has once again passed muster with flying colors.

GROSSE POINTE PARK — A purchase agreement between Grosse Pointe Park and the nonprofit Urban Renewal Initiative Foundation to purchase the former auto body shop Joe’s Garage at 1038 Ashland St. in Detroit has been amended because the city no longer needs the property for its Department of Public Works.

CLAWSON — After more than a year, a conflict over a seat on the Clawson City Council has been resolved.