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STERLING HEIGHTS — After years of city deliberation about the future of the Lakeside Mall area, the public is finally able to see the ripple effect, thanks to newly revealed concept designs.

The council approved a memorandum of understanding to turn the 110-acre site into a residential, dining, retail, office and hotel development.

City leaders in Sterling Heights have voted 5 to 2 to approve a deal to turn Lakeside Mall into a billion-dollar mixed-use retail, office, and residential space.

Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights will undergo redevelopment that includes residences, a hotel, office space, retail, dining, parks, and more

STERLING HEIGHTS/ROCHESTER HILLS — Sterling Heights’ longtime city planner has found new career plans.

/PRNewswire/ -- Unblu Corp. and Directlink, today announced they are partnering to empower banks and credit unions to streamline multiple conversational...

It’s a rare warning in a Great Lakes state, but nearly one million residents in metro Detroit are now being told to limit water use and keep outdoor sprinklers off.

On Wednesday residents sounded off on whether the city would allow marijuana dispensaries to open for business. Many said no way.

STERLING HEIGHTS — The battle to maintain Sterling Heights’ roads doesn’t stop, and that means the city has a new list of roads to repair for the next five years.

Though the costs are enormous and success is by no means assured if upgraded assets are not maintained, for the first time in decades Michigan is addressing systemic challenges in delivering drinking water and cleaning up wastewater that local and state officials and taxpaying residents have been unable to resolve.