ROSEVILLE — Demolition has begun on a former Gratiot Avenue hotel and sports bar.

WARREN/MOUNT CLEMENS — A former Detroit police officer has been remanded to jail pending sentencing after he entered a no contest plea to a computer crime linked to inappropriate text messages sent to a Warren minor.

WARREN — The Warren Police Department’s first-ever Commissioner’s Awards Ceremony recently honored the department’s top employees.

METRO DETROIT — When crews arrive at homes for spring cleanouts, they often find more than just clutter.

EASTPOINTE  — Under a proposed overhaul of the city’s animal control ordinance, Eastpointe animal control officers could soon have broader authority to protect pets, including breaking into vehicles to rescue animals in distress.

WARREN — Bus riders in Warren will soon have new places to wait along Schoenherr and Dequindre roads after City Council approved funding for three new SMART bus shelters.

WARREN —​​ The Warren City Council and Mayor Lori Stone continue to spar over reappointments to city commissions.

WARREN — City officials and state lawmakers are looking to obtain funding to help build a new courthouse in Warren.

ROSEVILE/DETROIT — Three people are facing narcotics charges after the Macomb County Sheriff’s Enforcement Team executed search warrants at homes in Roseville and Detroit.

ROSEVILLE — An investigation by the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office turned up no wrongdoing on behalf of Roseville police officers during a shooting that occurred in January.

MACOMB COUNTY — Four Macomb County communities are seeking feedback from residents on how to improve greenway space along a road connecting the west and east sides of the county.

WARREN — Through a new partnership between the city’s public safety departments, Warren first responders will now be able to get an almost-immediate look at a crime scene or emergency situation before the first units arrive.

WARREN — Starting this month, residents will have a new opportunity to get to know the members of the Warren Police Department.

WARREN — A strong voice is being remembered by those who knew her as a ‘fighter’ who was dedicated to her family and community.