Sterling Heights Honored with Prestigious Mental Health Matters Board of Directors Award at Macomb Community College Event
Sterling Heights won the Mental Health Matters Award for its initiatives to support mental health in Macomb County, including hiring mental health case managers and launching substance abuse programs.
Park Township Plans to Transform Former Coast Guard Station into Life-Saving Marine Hub Near Holland, MI
Park Township plans to turn a former Coast Guard station into a fire department marine station to improve water safety and response times. They aim to fund the $1.4 million purchase and future improvements partly through state funding.
Livonia, Michigan Enforces New Cart-Based Waste Collection Rules, Non-Compliance May Lead to Fines
Livonia, Michigan, has transitioned to a cart-based waste management system, requiring the use of 64 or 96-gallon carts for trash and recycling. The old disposal methods will no longer be picked up after May 13, with potential fines starting May 27.
Hamtramck City Council Members Maintain Seats Despite Residency Allegations Amidst Election Drama
Hamtramck City Council members face residency inquiries but retain their seats. Allegations suggest they don't live within city limits. Despite evidence and public controversy, they continue in office while Michigan State Police review the case.
Michigan Joins Nation in Anticipated Memorial Day Travel Surge, Poised to Break Decades-Old Record
Memorial Day weekend travel in the US and Michigan is anticipated to reach record numbers, with around 45.1 million Americans traveling, as lower gas prices encourage road trips despite economic concerns.












