A Birmingham man was cited for malicious destruction of property on Wednesday, September 9, after reportedly damaging a driver’s car door following a road rage incident. The victim told Birmingham police that he tried to pass another car while driving and got close to the man’s car but did not hit it. He said he started a verbal confrontation with the suspect, admitting to police that he was not polite in the exchange, which eventually led to the suspect damaging his driver’s

Bloomfield Township police are currently investigating a home invasion that occurred in the 300 block of Manor Road on Monday, September 7, between 2 a.m. and 4:15 a.m. Four motorcycles were stolen from the attached garage of the residence. One suspect was seen on home surveillance cameras before knocking the camera down. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Bloomfield Township Police Department at 248.433.7755.

Bloomfield Township police were dispatched to the Dollar Tree, located at 1571 S Opdyke Road, for an active burglary alarm on Sunday, September 13, at 3:37 a.m. and found that the front glass door had been smashed in with a rock. Video surveillance footage revealed that at approximately 3:30 a.m., a black male on a peddle bike arrived at the store, smashed the front glass door, and entered the business. Employees reported an air compressor and an electronic tablet missing fro

Two men were given citations from the Birmingham police department for disturbing the peace after allegedly pushing an employee of a restaurant on the 200 block of N. Old Woodward. The employee filed a report with Birmingham police the afternoon of Friday, September 4, saying the incident started when he got into a verbal argument with the two men. He claims the two became more aggressive as the argument went on, eventually resulting in the two pushing the victim. Both susp

A few hundred dollars of goods were stolen from Dick’s Sporting Goods at 2105 S. Telegraph Road in Bloomfield Township on Wednesday, September 9, after a couple walked off with several items. Officers from the Bloomfield Township Police Department were dispatched to Dick’s Sporting Goods for a retail fraud in progress and when they arrived the officers were alerted by store staff that Black female and a Black male, both 20-30 years-old, had fled the store with a Stanley 40-ou

Birmingham Planning Board members took a brief look at early plans to propose the rezoning of a property at 220 S. Eton during the Wednesday, September 9, board meeting as property owners are looking to rezone the property from its current B1 neighborhood business status to potential TZ3 transition zone to pursue a multi-family development.

Downtown Birmingham will once again come alive with art, live music and community spirit during the Birmingham Art Walk on Thursday, September 17, from 5–8 p.m. The event is presented by the Birmingham Shopping District (BSD) in partnership with the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center (BBAC) and the City of Birmingham Public Arts Board. Visitors will be able to, at 21 local stores, meet talented artists, enjoy live performances, and discover special in-store promotions along th

Bloomfield Township Senior Services will be hosting a Senior Resources Fair on Wednesday, September 16, at the Bloomfield Township Senior Center. This is intended to provide connections with representatives from a variety of local agencies and organizations offering programs and services for older adults. Participating organizations include senior living communities, the Bloomfield Township Public Library and home and hospice care agencies and support services. The 2026 Fall

Two men were arrested in Birmingham near E. 14 Mile and Woodward Avenue early in the morning of Thursday, August 27, after allegedly being caught with multiple bags of marijuana and mushrooms inside their car during a traffic stop. City police reported that the car windows were fully tinted, which led to officers pulling the driver over. They stated that they smelled the marijuana coming from the car and spotted a bag in the center console, later finding the additional bags o

A Canton woman was arrested near the 100 block of S. Old Woodward in Birmingham the early morning of Saturday, August 29, after allegedly hitting a man outside a restaurant. Birmingham police reported that officers were able to locate and detain the woman after she initially ran from them when they arrived. She reportedly told them that she stepped outside the restaurant with her friend, who was throwing up, when the man and alleged victim came up to offer his help. She said