Michigan Attorney General Shares Tips for Avoiding Scams
“Scammers are creative, coming up with new and more effective ways to trick you into handing over your hard-earned money or personal information,” said Attorney General Nessel.
Oakland County Homeowners Could Qualify for a Home Improvement Loan
Qualified homeowners may receive interest-free loans of up to $23,000 to make needed home repairs.
Local Governments Are Hiring – List of Employment Pages for Cities, Townships, & Villages
From part time and seasonal jobs working in parks, pools, and Departments of Public Works to full-time careers, local governments often have a variety of opportunities.
Widow of Road Commission Worker Killed in Construction Site Crash Urges Work Zone Awareness
“Please take a moment to think hard when you get behind the wheel.”
Ferndale Students Get Special Visit from Upland Hills Farm Animals
These special school visitors included: cow, sheep, goats, ducklings, chickens, and more!
Measuring What Matters: How Data Lights the Way at Ferndale Schools
Using data allows us to be responsible stewards of your community’s investment while remaining relentlessly focused on the success of our students.
French Bulldogs in Oakland County – Where You At? Licenses Show Top Local Breeds
The accompanying chart shows Oakland County’s preference differences. The largest is our 46 ranking for the #1 French Bulldog.
Healthcare Resources for People Without Insurance in Metro Detroit
Lacking health insurance can be a difficult challenge, but there are resources available to help uninsured individuals care for their health
Oakland County Offering Spotted Lantern Fly Traps for Local Governments, Fruit Growers, and Plant Nurseries
Don’t miss your chance to help protect our local ecosystems!
Oakland County Approves Flock Drone Contract, Residents Speak Until Nearly Midnight Against It
The meeting lasted from 6pm until nearly midnight as people voiced their opposition
Ferndale Students Embrace Reading with Battle of the Books
Each year, FUEL 5th graders are challenged to read and study six novels and become “Battle Book Experts!”
Nicole Huddleston Appointed to Oakland County Probate Court
Judge Huddleston’s term will commence on April 17, 2026, and expire at twelve o’clock noon on January 1, 2027.
Unified by Pride: Cultivating Community at Ferndale Schools
There is a unique power in owning our story.
Oak Park School Board Fails to Fill Vacancy After Rejecting Only Applicant
The Oak Park School Board continues to be down one member after failing to fill a vacancy Tuesday evening.
Oakland County Gains Population, But Not Without Some Context
The Census Bureau also looks back at previous years and makes adjustments based on the newest information.
County-wide School Millage to Appear on Aug 4 Ballot
Revenue is distributed to local school districts and eligible public school academies based on a per-pupil formula.
Data Shows Enrollment Challenges Across Most Oakland County School Districts
Now that the spring count is in the books, I wanted to see how Oakland County’s traditional K-12 districts have fared over this ten-year period, 2014-15 to 2024-25.
Michigan Treasury Shares Guidance on New 24% Wholesale Marijuana Tax
“We know this is the first year of a new tax, and we want to help businesses adjust smoothly as we implement this policy,” State Treasurer Rachael Eubanks said.
Data Shows Percentage of Students in Poverty Across Oakland County School Districts
These numbers aren’t just statistics. They represent real students, families, and communities struggling to access resources and opportunities.
Oakland County Sheriff Offering Safety Training for Houses of Worship
The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office again is asking area houses of worship who want to learn additional techniques to keep their congregations safe and secure to register for an upcoming class.