Officials and legal counsel from the city of Birmingham and the Birmingham Baldwin Public Library are expected to meet on Thursday, April 17, in an effort to resolve a long-standing disagreement over whether the city has any control over millage rates levied to support library operations or whether the library board can be convinced to lower its millage rate to help underwrite a proposed community and senior service center.

During the Monday, April 7, city commission meeting, Birmingham commissioners reviewed a comprehensive draft of the Aging in Place Citywide Action Plan, a document nearly 18 months in the making that outlines strategies to support older adults wishing to remain in their homes and community as they age.

A suspect in the break-in on nearly a dozen Bloomfield Township vehicles last January 19 and the recent theft of an auto in Birmingham is...

Birmingham police are investigating an instance of retail fraud at a Birmingham clothing store located on the 100 block of S. Old...

A Birmingham man has loaned another man money several times over the past year and finally reported him to Birmingham police on Tuesday,...

The Bloomfield Township Police Department took a larceny from automobile report from them 6000 block of Darramoor Road this past week....

While working the morning shift at a Birmingham grocery store on the 600 block of E. Maple on Friday, April 4, a store employee watched a...

In the early morning hours of Tuesday, April 1, two flowerpots were stolen from in front of 220 Merrill restaurant in Birmingham. The...

Following an elevated number of carbon monoxide scares in 2024, Birmingham has some new rules around standby generators in residential areas

Two Birmingham bistros, Wilders, 458 N. Old Woodward, and Luxe, 525 N. Old Woodward, are seeking to update their outdoor dining setups which