An alleged scammer used charity magazine sales to swindle a Birmingham resident living at the 1000 block of Cole Avenue out of over $720 earlier this month. The residents reported the incident to Birmingham police on Monday, October 13, claiming that on Saturday, October 4, a man came up to his door selling magazines for charity and said purchases were tax-deductible. The resident ended up sending $720 through Zelle to a woman in Pontiac but tried to dispute the charge with

Several long-awaited updates to the Birmingham police station inside city hall at 151 Martin Street are on the horizon after Birmingham City Commissioners approved the selection of MCD Architects to begin designing a new and improved police garage, interview room and dispatch center, along with a new sally port, during the Monday, October 6, meeting.

Baldwin Public Library officials and officials from the City of Birmingham are continuing discussions started this past spring about the...

The Bloomfield Hills Schools district is reaching out to the community for input on both the Bowers School Farm and the Johnson Nature...

A Detroit man, currently wanted under a felony warrant through the Michigan State Police for resisting an officer and fleeing, was nearly...

A Detroit woman with warrants out for her arrest from three cities was caught and arrested in Birmingham the night of Wednesday, October...

A group of four women was spotted running out of a retail store on the 100 block of S. Old Woodward in Birmingham the morning of Monday,...

Nearly $7,500 worth of items were reportedly stolen from the trunk of a Northville resident's car while he was at a Birmingham restaurant...

Overnight on Saturday, September 27, multiple designer handbags, sunglasses and $200 cash, along with a driver’s license and credit...

Bloomfield Township Police on Thursday, October 2, took a report from Lowe’s, located at 1801 S. Telegraph Road, of retail fraud dating...