SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A man who was pulled over for a routine traffic stop was later arrested after police reportedly discovered a gun hidden behind a loose panel in the man’s car.

TROY — Victors Aviation Flight School welcomes the public to their first grand opening event of their Aviation training facility located at the Troy Airport (KVLL) in Troy, Michigan.

ROCHESTER HILLS — StretchLab is officially opening its doors at 1168 S. Rochester Rd. (Winchester Mall) in Rochester Hills, and the community is invited to stretch out and celebrate during the Grand Opening Weekend from July 17–19.

EASTPOINTE — Family, friends and community members will gather at 5 p.m. today, July 14, to remember Jennifer “Jamma” Harris, a loving mother and McDonald’s manager who was stabbed, allegedly by a co-worker, July 10. 

GROSSE POINTE FARMS — Every Saturday morning, laughter and learning fill a room inside Grosse Pointe Congregational Church.

MACOMB TOWNSHIP — As a single mother of five children and owner of a daycare center since 2018, Mailinda Repass knows how to get things done and has developed many contacts over the years throughout Macomb County.

SOUTHFIELD — Christian Tabernacle Church (CTab) had a thriving daycare center for a number of years and was in the process of rebuilding and rebranding the daycare center when the COVID pandemic shut many businesses down throughout Michigan and nationally in March 2020.

ROSEVILLE — In the year 2000, Dave Kupinski decided to start his own business.

EASTPOINTE — Police said that a man speaking to a McDonald’s manager at a drive-thru window watched in horror as an employee stabbed the manager multiple times with a knife, prompting the customer to fire his gun into the air to break up the altercation, before the man pursued the suspect on foot and detained her at gunpoint.

EASTPOINTE — A former Forest Park Elementary School paraprofessional pleaded guilty in court July 8 to an assault and battery charge for striking a child with a shoe last fall.

METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of July 11-13.

ROCHESTER — The Rochester Police Department is inviting public comments during a voluntary state assessment next week.

ROCHESTER — Families, friends and community members are invited to celebrate the rededication of Rochester’s WWII Honor Roll at 6 p.m. July 16.

WALLED LAKE — “Now.Here.This.” The Inspired Acting Company’s production of the musical by that name is set to open on July 11.

NOVI — Grammy-nominated artist Gaura Mani is scheduled to perform at the 40th annual Festival of Chariots in Novi on July 20.

NOVI — Police officers are often thought of as some of our local heroes, but some of those local heroes are also national heroes, having served — or currently serving — in the U.S. armed forces.

SOUTHFIELD — The city of Southfield recently celebrated two major infrastructure and beautification projects.

SOUTHFIELD — The Dangers of Synthetic Drugs community forum July 23 at the Southfield Pavilion, 26000 Evergreen Road, aims to raise awareness and share resources related to the issues around synthetic drugs.

GROSSE POINTE WOODS — Motorists who have driven in the area of Mack Avenue and Vernier Road in Grosse Pointe Woods in recent weeks have no doubt seen the flurry of construction activity, along with periodic lane closures.

GROSSE POINTE WOODS — Families grieving a lost loved one are already dealing with considerable heartache and stress, but when a suspect started targeting those families by using obituaries and estate sales to find vacant properties he could break into to steal valuables, the tragedy was only magnified.