Susan Smiley

For the second time in four months, General Motors announced layoffs that will impact its Warren Technological Center.

Rehabilitation and expansion of the Chapaton canal in St. Clair Shores is nearing completion and the additional 13 million gallons of water storage will reduce sewer overflows by some 38 percent.

Eastpointe’s Department of Public Works headquarters on 10 Mile Road looked a little like Santa’s workshop Saturday morning as volunteers worked diligently to repaint and refurbish the city’s 20-ye…

The Eastpointe City Council has directed their attorney to draft a recreational marijuana ordinance that would allow the three businesses that were awarded medical marijuana licenses in 2022 to transition seamlessly to recreational licenses.

A Macomb County man was stunned when he received a voicemail from the Michigan Lottery informing him that he won a $100,000 prize playing the $300,000,000 Extraordinaire second chance game.

Nick Kott was off duty, hunting with his dad on their property in Gladwin when he slipped and fell out of a tree blind. When he did not return to his cabin at the expected time, his father walked t…

‘Tis the season for holiday lights parades and this year, Roseville Neighborhood Watch will present its 5th Holiday Lights on Wheels event.

Two Warren Police officers received the Carnegie Medal for heroism after saving a child who had been electrocuted by a downed power line.

After several months of dealing with students from Fitzgerald High School and Chatterton Middle School congregating at the Dorothy Busch Library on Ryan Road to fight, the Warren Library Commission voted unanimously last week to close the library between 2:15 – 4 p.m. on weekdays.

The Warren City Council issued an ultimatum to Mayor Lori Stone Tuesday night with regard to a land bank agreement that was unanimously approved by the Council on Aug. 27. The Council is giving Sto…