Two women were arrested in Birmingham on Monday, November 10, after reportedly stealing over $700 worth of clothing from a store located on the 100 block of S. Old Woodward. The person reporting the theft claimed the two women came into the store and grabbed excessive amounts of clothing before leaving the store without paying. Birmingham police reportedly found the women and realized they both had warrants out for their arrests in other cities. Birmingham police reported t

The long-awaited RH, formerly known as Restoration Hardware, will officially open its first Design Gallery in Michigan, RH Detroit, The Gallery, with a grand opening ceremony on Friday, November 21, at 11 a.m., located at 300 S. Old Woodward Avenue in Birmingham.

By Grace Lovins Birmingham city commissioners on Monday, November 17, unanimously approved the long-anticipated redesign of Poppleton Park’s playground. The project, planned as the city’s first fully inclusive and accessible playground, comes alongside approval to create new ADA-compliant parking spaces on Oxford Street to support families using the park. The upgraded playground is part of Birmingham’s city-wide playground improvement plan. Per parks and recreation manager Ca

Birmingham staff are bringing an international approach to service to the city with the approval and adoption of new customer service standards by the city commission during the Monday, November 10, meeting.

The Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center (BBAC) is opening its annual Holiday Shop starting December 4 and running through December 19 at the art center located at 1516 Cranbrook Road in Birmingham. The Holiday Shop has proven to be a local favorite pop-up shopping experience, where more than 3,000-square-feet of BBAC gallery space is transformed into a unique boutique, offering one-of-a-kind, handmade gift items from hundreds of juried artists. Holiday Shop items include: ce

By Grace Lovins Birmingham staff are set to start taking a closer look at the city’s long-running evening parking permit program, responding to concerns raised by commissioner Anthony Long to address parking needs for service workers and downtown businesses. During the Monday, November 10, meeting, commissioners discussed a report written by parking director Aaron Ford and included in the meeting packet. The city’s “Evening Monthly Parking Permit Program,” implemented in the

An argument in Birmingham between two men the morning of Saturday, November 15, led to an arrest after one of the men pulled a gun from his car and put it in his waistband, showing it off to the other. The report from Birmingham police states that the two were in an argument because one of them had not moved his vehicle. Eventually, things escalated to the point where one of the men pulled the gun. Police reported that he was arrested and issued a citation for brandishing a

Employees of a Birmingham business located on the 2000 block of E. Lincoln got into a physical fight around 1 a.m. on Friday, November 14, after arguing with each other. According to witnesses, one of the women took the other two women’s phones before leaving the businesses. Birmingham police state that they have not yet been able to get in contact with the suspect, but the investigation is ongoing. The name of local businesses are seldom provided by Birmingham police.

In the early morning hours of Friday, November 7, Birmingham police officers assisted the Bloomfield Township Police Department with the arrest of an alleged home invader. According to the report, officers saw the suspect, a man from Detroit, in a driveway near the 400 block of Berwyn Road in Birmingham and was arrested after being located. Birmingham police report an investigation is ongoing.

A Royal Oak man on probation was caught allegedly attempting to break into a home on the 100 block of Grant Avenue in Birmingham the night of Tuesday, November 11, after being instructed to keep away from the victim’s home. Birmingham police reported that witnesses saw the man looking under the doormat for a key, eventually leaving when he couldn’t find one. Police state they had previous encounters with the man and were able to identify him immediately. While the report do