News across Macomb County
Roseville woman charged with threatening Dearborn mayor, mosque and Arab residents
DEARBORN — Prosecutors have filed several criminal charges against an Arab American woman from Roseville after she called Dearborn police and threatened violence against Arabs coming from Dearborn to Macomb County. The defendant, Alicia Choucair, 33, appeared in Dearborn’s 19th…
Festival of the Senses returns this weekend!
September 26 & 27, 2026 Clinton Township Civic Center 40700 Romeo Plank Rd.
Electronic Recyling in Clinton Township this Saturday
Clinton Township Residents, do you need to clear your attic and basement of old computers, televisions, and other electronic devices that are taking up valuable space?
Clinton Township to Mark 25th Anniversary of 9/11 with Annual Patriot Day Ceremony
Clinton Township will once again gather on Sept. 11 to remember those who lost their lives and honor the first responders, military personnel, and ordinary Americans whose courage and sacrifice defined that day 25 years ago.
Clinton Township Officials Warn Against Ongoing Illegal E-Motorcycle Use
The Clinton Township Police Department and Township Supervisor are issuing an urgent public safety announcement regarding high-powered electric motorcycles following an August incident which led to multiple misdemeanor citations.
Pointes hit hard by late-summer storm
Storms that rolled through the Grosse Pointes late Wednesday, Sept. 2, were just a preview of what was to come the next day. More than 3 million people in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston and Washtenaw counties faced a threat of tornadoes the afternoon of Thursday, Sept. 3,…
South football routs Roseville 40-0
Grosse Pointe South varsity football and the Roseville Panthers have formed an entertaining rivalry over the past few seasons as two of the top teams in the MAC White Division, often meeting in the playoffs as well. Despite South’s move to the MAC Red Division this season, the…
Michigan environmental news: 105,000 without power after overnight storms, more severe weather expected
Overnight storms left over 105,000 Michigan residents without power, with more severe weather expected Thursday. Plus: fall vaccines arrive, Sterling Heights unveils green infrastructure project, and Lincoln Park raises water rates.
Clinton Township Recreation Fall Brochure Now Available
Classes, games, sports, special events, and more! Find something fun for the whole family in this issue of the Clinton Township Recreation Brochure!
Express Waste Contract Begins June 15
The City is pleased to officially welcome Express Waste Services as the new trash collection provider for the community.
Express Waste Services as New Trash Collection Provider
At its June 1, 2026 meeting, the St. Clair Shores City Council approved a new solid waste collection agreement with Express Waste Services, concluding a comprehensive review process that began in 2025.
Jefferson Project in its final phase!
The Southeast Macomb Sanitary District (SEMSD) Jefferson Relief Sewer Project is entering its final phase of tunneling next week along Jefferson Avenue. The remaining tunneling work is expected to be completed by January.