Brian Wells

WARREN — Victoria Peltier, a Warren resident who lives on Haff Court, said living near Bates Park makes her feel like she’s surrounded by nature, even though she lives in the city.

WARREN — Warren police officer Bryce Moon said he knows what it’s like to struggle getting school supplies. But now, he’s using his position as the department’s community policing officer to help other kids.

EASTPOINTE — Construction is underway on the third and final phase of construction on Nine Mile Road in Eastpointe, but some elements of the project continue to draw criticism from City Council members, business owners and residents.

WARREN — Polish heritage, music and community will once again take center stage in Warren when the Polish Day Parade returns Aug. 29 as part of the city’s annual Birthday Bash.

EASTPOINTE — The Eastpointe City Council has taken the first step toward extending a payment in lieu of taxes, or PILOT, agreement for a proposed expansion of a senior housing development near Nine Mile Road and Gratiot Avenue.

ROSEVILLE — After more than three decades with the Roseville Police Department, Chief of Police Mitchell Berlin is retiring, bringing a 32-year career of serving the city to a close.

EASTPOINTE — Years after the swimming pool at Kennedy Park closed, the sounds of splashing water and children cooling off on a hot summer day have returned to the park. City officials, community leaders and residents recently celebrated the opening of the new Kennedy Park splash pad, bringing a water-based recreational amenity back to a park where generations of Eastpointe residents […]

WARREN — A company specializing in converting industrial and commercial waste into alternative fuels is moving forward with plans for a new storage building at its Warren facility.

ROSEVILLE — Lucynda Matchett grew up running the halls of the Catholic Community of Sacred Heart's school and church buildings.

WARREN — The Warren City Council has temporarily halted new data center developments while city officials work to create zoning regulations governing the increasingly controversial facilities.