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STERLING HEIGHTS — It’s not the sort of topic that takes the main stage, but the Sterlingfest Art and Music Fair continues to be a success both in popularity and in keeping costs manageable, according to Sterling Heights city officials.

New eateries, a three-story go kart track, and even an aquarium will make Macomb their home in 2024.

STERLING HEIGHTS — “Santa Santo” has delivered, just in time for the holidays. That’s what Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel declared during a Dec. 20 press conference outside Srodek’s Quality Polish Food in Sterling Heights.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Sterling Heights resident Pat Mitchell lives in a neighborhood next to the ITC corridor and its transmission lines, near Schoenherr Road, north of Clinton River Road.

Logan Davis, who is black, filed a lawsuit claiming racial bias was a factor when the white officer demanded his ID as he waited for a ride home after getting off work.

The Sterling Heights City Council approved a settlement to resolve a lawsuit that accused an officer of wrongfully arresting a then-high schooler.

(The Center Square) – Sterling Heights, Michigan paid $265,000 to settle a federal lawsuit brought by an 18-year-old allegedly tackled and arrested for waiting outside a sub shop for his

The proposed settlement ends the legal fight over a Black teenager who was arrested after refusing to produce identification for a white police officer.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Another step has been taken to clear the way for the city of Sterling Heights to get its own administrative diversity, equity and inclusion officer.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Plans are in the works to install new charging stations for electric vehicles near several buildings and parks in Sterling Heights, and officials say they also have a broader plan to make the city friendlier to those vehicles.