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St. Clair Shores Cuts Ribbon on New Police HQ Replacing 65-Year-Old Station

St. Clair Shores officials gathered on Oct. 30 to cut the ribbon on a brand-new police headquarters, closing out a project that replaced a station the department had used since 1961. The old building, roughly 65 years old, had grown increasingly difficult to maintain and inadequate for modern policing needs before the city tore it down and built a new facility in its place.

St Clair Shores, MI · 2d
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Where to honor and celebrate Veterans Day around metro Detroit in 2026

For Southeast Michigan families, Veterans Day is an inspiring time to pause and show appreciation for the men and women who have served in our armed forces. Teaching children the importance of honor, civic responsibility, and local history comes alive every November as communities across Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties host engaging parades, educational programs, and public ceremonies.

Metro Detroit, MI · 1d
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Inside or Outside? How Metro Detroit Homeowners Can Tell Which Basement Waterproofing Fix Fits Their Leak

Southeast Michigan sits on poorly drained lakeplain clay. A Shelby Township contractor explains when interior drain tile works and when to dig outside. SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI, UNITED STATES, November 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Ask three waterproofing companies how to fix a wet basement and a homeowner can get three different answers. One says dig outside. One says drain tile inside. One says seal the crack.

Shelby Charter Township, MI · 2d
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Sterling Heights Approves 82-Unit Chaldean Foundation Apartments on Van Dyke

An 82-unit apartment complex is moving forward on Van Dyke Avenue in Sterling Heights after the City Council approved the Chaldean Community Foundation's second phase of apartments, following a tied vote that had stalled the project weeks earlier. The four-story building, planned for 43934 Van Dyke Ave. with some ground-floor retail, carries an estimated price tag of $30 million.

Sterling Heights, MI · 2d
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Michigan Advance

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Michigan Data Centers: The Weekly Download

MLive’s Lucas Smolcic Larson reports that Lenox Township is fielding a request to rezone 1,400 acres in the Macomb County Community. While the request does not specify what type of development the land would be used for, the application comes from Lenox & Chesterfield Development Alliance, LLC. In previous letters to the township supervisor, attorneys […]

Macomb County, MI · 1d

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DTE tree-trimming work targets outage-prone areas in Grosse Pointes, Detroit

GROSSE POINTE WOODS, Mich. – Is it possible to prevent future power outages? Or at the very least, reduce the number of days with no power?. The company said contractors completed 56 miles of a planned 80 miles of tree-trimming work in the Grosse Pointe communities and Detroit’s east side, with the remaining work expected by the end of the year. It’s part of a five-year cycle to maintain the utility’s electric system across its service territory.

Detroit, MI · 1d

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Portillo's Drops Out of Roseville Gratiot Avenue Development Deal

Portillo's is no longer part of a planned redevelopment on Gratiot Avenue in Roseville, city officials confirmed, pulling the Chicago-style hot dog and Italian beef chain out of a project that once promised it as a marquee tenant. Construction continues on two commercial buildings at the former Days Inn property just north of 13 Mile Road, but one of those buildings, meant for a restaurant, now has no announced occupant.

Roseville, MI · 2d

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Michigan photographer recalls 60 years of documenting history, from Beatles to presidents

HAZEL PARK, Mich. (News 10) - Photographer Doug Elbinger has captured famous moments in Michigan history over a career that spans six decades, and a retrospective of his work was recently on display at Color Ink Studio and Gallery in the Detroit suburb of Hazel Park. On stage with the...

Michigan · 15h

MLive

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‘Do it for Cole’: Troy captain skips hospital trip, watches teammates make title history

Troy rallied around its injured captain to capture its first boys soccer state championship since 2003.

Troy, MI · 2d

The Times Herald

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Fort Gratiot Middle School to honor veterans at assembly

Fort Gratiot Middle School will honor veterans with a Veterans Day assembly Nov. 11, giving local veterans from all eras and military branches an opportunity to be recognized for their service. The program begins at 9 a.m. at the school, 3985 Keewahdin Road in Fort Gratiot Township, according to a community announcement. Light refreshments will be available before the assembly. Veterans from all eras and branches of the U.S. military are invited to attend, meet others and be recognized for their service. More: How banners are keeping St. Clair County's fallen heroes visible Veterans can register to be recognized The school is also encouraging people who have a veteran family member, friend or colleague who may be interested in participating to share information about the event. Veterans who would like to be recognized during the assembly are asked to register with Ryan McCann at rmccann@stclaircounty.org. Registration information should include the veteran's name, branch of service and years served, including dates and length of service. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct/ . This article originally appeared on Port Huron

Fort Gratiot Twp, MI · 1d

The Detroit News

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New Hamtramck mayor sworn in following lengthy election dispute

After a year-long election dispute, a new Hamtramck mayor has been sworn into office after his opponent led the Wayne County community. Mayor Muhith Mahmood was sworn in during a ceremony at Hamtramck High School on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8. He replaces Adam Alharbi, who was declared the mayor after last November's election. Despite the ceremony, Alharbi’s attorney said the dispute is far from over. More: Recount of found ballots in Hamtramck mayoral race now favors challenger During his inaugural address, Mahmood pledged to lead with transparency, accountability and fairness. He spoke before a few hundred people during the event, which was attended by residents as well as local and state officials. Mahmood said he plans to work with the City Council, city administration, business owners, faith leaders and community organizations to move the city forward, with a goal to strengthen the city's public safety, improve roads and city services, support local businesses and create opportunities for young people. He said he would also advocate to state and federal officials to secure funding for infrastructure, housing, public safety and economic opportunities. Mahmood promised to listen to residents, explain his decisions and treat people fairly. "Our residents deserve a government that

Hamtramck, MI · 1d

CBS Detroit

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Troy Aquatic Center to close summer 2027 for repairs, future of facility uncertain

The failing infrastructure prompted the city to announce the closure of the facility in summer 2027.

Troy, MI · 15h

DBusiness Magazine

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Report: Metro Detroit Home Sales Fall 13.9% in October Compared to 2025

Home sales across Metro Detroit fell 13.9 percent in October compared to a year ago, as affordability challenges and cautious buyers continued to slow the housing market, according to the […] The post Report: Metro Detroit Home Sales Fall 13.9% in October Compared to 2025 appeared first on DBusiness Magazine .

Metro Detroit, MI · 23h