CLINTON TOWNSHIP — After a long, fraught relationship between the entities, representatives from Priority Waste came before the Clinton Township Board of Trustees seeking support for an ownership change.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — A Detroit man and a Clinton Township woman have been arraigned for their alleged involvement in a drive-by shooting that took place on April 25.

ST. CLAIR SHORES — Under a clouded sky, the Eagles Aerie No. 3619 and volunteers cleaned up Brys Park in St. Clair Shores. 

MOUNT CLEMENS — Shafted by a weighty repair bill, the Anton Art Center is turning to the Macomb County community to help raise enough money to cover the cost of fixing its elevator.

WARREN — New motorcycles that officials say will make officers safer, faster and more efficient are rolling into the Warren Police Department’s fleet. The new motorcycles are 2026 BMW R 1300 RT-P’s and were purchased from BMW Motorcycles of Southeast Michigan in Plymouth.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Two 19-year-old men from out of state are facing prison terms for their alleged involvement in a vandalism spree that spread hateful messages.

ROYAL OAK — Students from Royal Oak Schools are currently showcasing their art on the walls of the Royal Oak Public Library for the third annual Royal Oak Schools Art Show. 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS — A Cranbrook alumnus gave a $15 million lead gift to the Cranbrook Educational Community — one of the largest gifts in recent history.

CLAWSON — The 28th annual Down on Main Street charity car show, hosted by the Clawson Lions Club, will take place Aug. 8. 

SOUTHFIELD — Taron Smith, 13, has voluntarily gone missing after returning home, according to the Southfield Police Department.

SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Ride 2 End Suicide community bike ride will return for its 11th year on May 16 at Stony Creek Metropark. 

TROY — As part of a project for HOSA — an organization promoting student interest in the health care fields — Athens High students Rebekah Samuel, Atharv Rao and Kavya Shenoy created a community awareness initiative, “Aware of Anemia,” educating people on the condition.

NOVI — There is something for everyone and then some at the Motor City Comic Con.

SOUTHFIELD — The Road Commission for Oakland County, Genesee County Road Commission and the Operating Engineers 324 joined forces on April 22 to call attention to National Work Zone Awareness Week.

TROY — On April 18, volunteers arrived at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 760 W. Wattles Road, to prepare pastries for the church’s upcoming Opa Fest.

ROYAL OAK — On April 14 the Royal Oak Planning Commission had a public hearing and unanimously approved sending a proposal to the City Commission to build a Kroger at 2800 W. 14 Mile Road, and an apartment building, the North Royal Oak Flats, at the same location with 85 dwellings. 

DETROIT — The Kirk Gibson Foundation for Parkinson’s announced on April 6 that the Detroit Tigers have named the team’s April 23 game against the Milwaukee Brewers “Gibby’s Day.”