ROSEVILLE — A state representative has started pushing for funding to revive what many Roseville residents consider to be a local landmark.

ST. CLAIR SHORES — On May 15, public officials, firefighters and guests gathered to celebrate the completion of the city’s Central Fi re Station on Harper Avenue. 

ST. CLAIR SHORES — Restaurant Week is here on the Nautical Mile and it’s time to celebrate the restaurants that conduct business down there. 

NOVI — Novi High School’s esports team is one of the largest and most successful programs in Michigan, and this school year was no different.

FARMINGTON HILLS — Fay Beydoun, 62, of Farmington Hills was arraigned in the 47th District Court in Farmington Hills May 6, charged with 16 felonies including theft, fraud, forgery and misappropriating a state grant.

FARMINGTON HILLS — Known for the dedication she brings to her craft as a teacher in the special education resource room, Caussandra “Cassie” Hack mixes professionalism, patience, compassion and a commitment to students’ success.

OAKLAND COUNTY — The 14 Mile water main break in Farmington Hills has caused concern throughout Oakland County. Suzanne Coffey, CEO of the Great Lakes Water Authority, addressed the West Bloomfield Board of Trustees May 11 to talk water infrastructure systems, future plans, and the anomalies of the 14 Mile pipe. 

STERLING HEIGHTS — A 35-year-old Sterling Heights was killed in a May 4 traffic crash on 18 Mile Road, east of Mound Road.

STERLING HEIGHTS — On May 5, the City Council approved a 2026-27 spending plan that features a tax rate officials say is among the lowest in Macomb County.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Two flags are fluttering in the wind outside Manny Gonzales’ house on a Wednesday afternoon in early May. One is an American flag, the familiar stars and stripes flying high above the front lawn. The other, a U.S. Army flag, with its dominant blue insignia atop a wavy red banner on a pure white background.

STERLING HEIGHTS — The monumental rebirth of land where Lakeside Mall once flourished is closer to reality after Sterling Heights City Council unanimously approved a public funding plan that allows a private developer to move forward.

SOUTHFIELD — Starting at 7 a.m. May 18, Greenfield Road over Interstate 696 will be closed for bridge work for approximately two months, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.

GROSSE POINTE SHORES — Residents of all five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods can safely dispose of sensitive personal paperwork at a low cost during the Grosse Pointe Shores Beautification Committee’s annual Shred Day from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. May 16 at Osius Park, 800 Lake Shore Road.

SHELBY TOWNSHIP/ROSEVILLE — A 34-year-old convicted felon prohibited from possessing firearms was recently arrested on drug and weapons charges, according to Shelby Township police.

WEST BLOOMFIELD — Looking to build a car wash, a developer requested a zoning change from the West Bloomfield Board of Trustees, eyeing a parcel of land at the northeast corner of Maple and Farmington roads, but his application was denied.

WEST BLOOMFIELD — After 28 years with the West Bloomfield Fire Department, including 11 years as chief, Greg Flynn is retiring from his five-battalion post in late June.

WEST BLOOMFIELD — A special meeting was recently held by the West Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees to decide whether a condemned house should be spared demolition.

LATHRUP VILLAGE/SOUTHFIELD — A taste of the Detroit Institute of Arts has come to Lathrup Village and Southfield with the recent installations of the Inside|Out program.

BIRMINGHAM — On May 11, a 60-year-old Beverly Hills man was struck by a vehicle on 14 Mile Road near Bates Street in the city of Birmingham.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — The Clinton Township Board of Trustees dedicated a good portion of its May 11 meeting to recognizing community members for various aspects of public service.