Michigan Nonprofits Helping those in Need Can Apply for Relief Fund Grants
The relief fund, designed for small nonprofits, is part of a two-part grant program.
Oakland County Approves Contracts, Announces Likely Transit Expansions Coming this Year
Oakland County residents will see transit services expand later this year now that the Board of Commissioners has approved contracts with four public transportation providers
AG Nessel: Protect Your Heart, Your Identity, and Your Wallet from Scammers
Online romance scams take advantage of people looking for romantic partners on dating sites, apps, or social media.
OC Restaurant Quest: Green Lantern Pizza
Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County.
Attorney General Nessel Warns of Text Message Scam Claiming EBT Cards Locked
Visit Michigan Attorney General Government Imposter Scams alert to learn more.
Have You Gotten Your Dog Licensed Yet? Here’s How…
If you have a dog and haven’t had it licensed yet, here’s a reminder.
Decade’s Worth of Data Shows Trends of Homelessness, Impact of Programming
The count is tied to federal funding that helps pay for permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing and transitional housing.
Madiha Tariq Appointed to Deputy County Executive Position
In that role, she will oversee the Health and Human Services and Public Services departments…
Michigan’s Presidential Primary Date is Moving Up
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Senate Bill 13, sponsored by state Senator Jeremy Moss (D-Southfield), moving the state’s presidential primary from the second Tuesday in March to February 27, 2024,
AmazonSmile Program Supporting Various Charities Coming to an End
Amazon has announced they are ending their AmazonSmile charitable giving program.
Governor Whitmer Gives State of the State Address (Full Text)
“My fellow Michiganders. We spoke with a clear voice in November…”
MDOT Study Looks at Potential for Toll Roads in Michigan
Experts analyzed all 31 highways in Michigan for the study and determined that 14 could become toll roads…
BOSS Interview: Derek Werenka of M1 Realty
Now he and his team of agents help people buy and sell properties throughout the Metro Detroit Area, from an office in Downtown Ferndale.
Jan 31 – Berkley Hosting Open House to Discuss Parking
To begin this process, we are hosting a community open house with our consultants to go over various topics and hot-button items with respect to parking.
Chazzano Coffee Roasters Moves to Downtown Berkley
Chazzano Coffee Roasters is located at 2725 Twelve Mile Road in Downtown Berkley.
Berkley Public Safety Dog – Named Bear – to Receive Donated Bullet Proof Vest
There are an estimated 30,000 law enforcement K9s throughout the United States.
DTE Announces Time of Day Rates to Encourage Using Electricity in Off-Peak Hours
Simply choose to use energy during the times of day when demand is lower, and you’ll pay a lower rate.
DNR Seeks Public Input on Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan
The DNR Parks and Recreation Division currently manages 103 state parks and recreation areas, totaling more than 300,000 acres across Michigan’s Upper and Lower peninsulas.
Oakland County Seeks Nominations for Black Excellence Award
“The diversity of experiences and backgrounds among our residents is part of what makes our community so strong,” Commissioner Yolanda Smith Charles
Michigan Population Declines, But Not As Much as Previous Year
Michigan joined 17 other states in losing population between 2021 and 2022, according to new population estimates released by the Census Bureau.