Yumiis (pronounced YOU-meez ) Ice Cream Shop has officially opened its doors at 205 E. Maple Road in Birmingham. The stylish new parlor...

Next’s new chapter For the past 48 years, the Birmingham Public Schools provided area seniors a dedicated space to gather, learn and...

Finding the right first learning experience for your child is a big decision. At The Community House’s Early Childhood Center , little...

While it’s been a long and arduous journey by Birmingham officials, city commissioners and the leaders of the Next group, it appears that...

Voters in Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills will be casting ballots in the November general election this year to determine the future look...

T­here's an old saying in politics that when you throw darts at a board, you better be sure you're going to hit the bullseye....

The Cultural Council Birmingham Bloomfield, now in its 30th year, has announced the 2025 winners of the Cultural Arts Awards. Those being...

The Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees on Monday, August 11, voted 7-0 in favor of making adjustments to eight labor unions’ medical, prescription, dental and vision insurance for 2026.

Developers of a five-story building, The Maple, set to be constructed at 35001 Woodward Avenue in Birmingham is looking to adjust the floor plan which was previewed by the city’s planning board during their Wednesday, August 13, meeting, with the developers planning to eliminate one of two underground parking levels.

Following years of study and drafting between Birmingham city planners and the city’s planning board, an amendment to open space standards of the city’s zoning ordinance was approved by commissioners during the Monday, August 11, meeting.