SHELBY TOWNSHIP — An officer-involved shooting that occurred June 3 left a 41-year-old man dead.

STERLING HEIGHTS — A Sterling Heights man was arrested after a search warrant was executed at his home and he was allegedly found to be in possession of child sexually abusive material.

STERLING HEIGHTS — The city of Sterling Heights is looking to the county to split the cost of rehabbing the Schoenherr Road bridge.

STERLING HEIGHTS — A Sterling Heights police officer is being commended for saving a kayaker in distress.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights recently held a ribbon-cutting on what Mayor Michael Taylor called a “highly anticipated” trail.

EASTPOINTE — After months of debate, the Eastpointe City Council voted to move forward with a design for the city’s new police and district court building.

STERLING HEIGHTS — A 30-year-old from Mount Clemens facing charges for safe-breaking an ATM also reportedly has a hold order from U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.

EASTPOINTE — The city of Eastpointe is one of three cities to be awarded a grant by the Consumers Energy Foundation.

EASTPOINTE — After Eastpointe’s city manager left for a new job with the city of Ann Arbor March 6, the Eastpointe City Council has been working to move forward with the search for a replacement.

EASTPOINTE — Tenisia Evans said her passion is to help others. When someone was in need of work with no one to watch her kids, she stepped up to the challenge, having always wanted to open a child care center.

STERLING HEIGHTS — The Sterling Heights Police Department is making an effort to better respond to individuals with different disabilities.

STERLING HEIGHTS/WARREN — The mayors of the two largest cities in Macomb County have signed an agreement aimed at growing the defense industry, an industry officials referred to as a national asset.

MOUNT CLEMENS — A Mount Clemens animal control officer is on administrative leave after a video surfaced on social media allegedly showing him mistreating a dog.

STERLING HEIGHTS — In the basement of the First United Methodist Church in Troy, a group of about 20 seniors — some in their 90s — sang to a digital recording of works from the musical “9 to 5.”