ROSEVILLE — A suspect has been arraigned following a standoff that left a Roseville police officer injured.

WARREN — The Warren Symphony Orchestra launched into its 52nd season with a night of fundraising and entertainment on Jan. 29.

ROSEVILLE — A major grocer that had plans to move into the former site of a Toys R Us on Gratiot Avenue has pulled out, leaving the fate of the site uncertain.

EASTPOINTE — Community members and leaders came together Feb. 2 for the annual State of the City address.

WARREN — A 24-year-old Warren woman is facing charges after a 3-year-old found an unsecured handgun and shot himself in the hand.

WARREN — Warren is joining the list of cities that may soon see delivery drones flying overhead — but not without some concerns.

WARREN — A Warren woman is facing second-degree murder charges in her husband’s death. In the early morning hours of Jan. 27, Moriah Dandrade, 31, allegedly killed her husband, according to a press release from the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office.

ROSEVILLE — A Roseville police officer and suspect were both shot during a standoff Jan. 23.

ROSEVILLE — The suspect in the disappearance of a Warren mother has been arraigned in circuit court.

WARREN — A man who had influence on Warren’s music and education fronts is being remembered by former colleagues as a remarkable individual.

WARREN — Warren’s Planning Commission has voted to recommend an eight-month moratorium on new gas stations and car washes in the city.

DETROIT — Potholes are rarely a selling point, but in Detroit, they’ve become part of what makes the city’s IndyCar race one of the most demanding stops on the circuit.

DETROIT — Federal and state leaders took to the stage at the Detroit Auto Show to talk about policy whiplash creating instability for manufacturers, stalling innovation and risking job losses as debate continues over how much government should shape the auto market.

DETROIT — Automobiles built by top suppliers weren’t the only things on display at the Detroit Auto Show.

WARREN — A move by the Warren Planning Commission to discuss plans for another gas station has residents asking the question: Does Warren have too many?