The Birmingham Police Department has issued a memorandum to city officials outlining “incidents of significance” related to the annual...

The North Adams Road project in the city Birmingham has now started. This project includes minor sewer repairs and a full water main...

The Bloomfield Township Clerk’s Office recently earned the "Excellence in Overall Best Practices” award from the Michigan Municipal Clerk...

Following a postponement from an April meeting of the Birmingham Planning Board, Cafe Origins got the green-light from planning board members during the Wednesday, May 28, meeting to continue on to the city commission for approval of an outdoor dining platform.

The popular Birmingham Village Fair, now in its 60th year, has arrived in downtown Birmingham and will be operating on the streets...

It appears that a longstanding question of who sets the millage rate for the Birmingham Baldwin Public Library has been resolved in favor...

Sprazzo, located at 115 Willits in Birmingham, will be replaced by a new fine-dining Italian restaurant called e Fiore after city commissioners approved the ownership change during the Monday, May 19, meeting, marking the second ownership change over the last year\ for the business.

Birmingham has been awarded a $2.23 million grant to fund a major portion of a S. Eton Road bike lanes project in the Rail District of...

Birmingham City Commissioners approved the 2025-2026 fiscal year budget and water and sewer rates during the Monday, May 19, meeting, giving the green light for the roughly $53.8 million budget to begin on July 1, 2025, for the fiscal year.

New butcher shop Marrow, 283 Hamilton Row in Birmingham, is pursuing an outdoor dining area for patrons and presented their application to the city’s planning board during the Wednesday, May 14, meeting.