Judge Carl Marlinga has announced his 2024 bid to challenge Republican U.S. Rep. John James in Michigan's 10th Congressional District, a battleground race targeted by national Democrats aiming to flip the House in 2024. Marlinga's campaign comes after narrowly losing to James in 2022, and the district is among the 31 Republican-held seats aggressively targeted by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee as they seek to gain control of the U.S. House, which currently has a Republican majority on September 7th.
Sterling Heights has embarked on a journey to create a Vision 2040 for our community that ensures we continue to maintain a vibrant and sustainable place for people to live, work and play.
Lite Tuition, an innovative social tech company and newest tenant at Sterling Heights Velocity Center, provides a groundbreaking fundraising platform dedicated to enhancing accessibility in higher education just in time for back to school.
The City of Sterling Heights is pleased to announce its recent recognition for outstanding performance in the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.
The last weekend in July makes Dodge Park in Sterling Heights the destination for what has become the region’s favorite art and music festival, the Sterlingfest Arts & Music Fair!
Sterling Heights City Manager Mark Vanderpool was recently honored with the 2023 Outstanding Public Service: Lifetime Achievement Award by the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) Detroit Metropolitan Chapter.
At their May 22 board meeting, district members from Clintondale Community Schools discussed an inventory request from their information technology department concerning their hardware, software, and devices.
At their May 8 board of education meeting, officials from Eastpointe Community Schools heard a progress report from the principal of the Early Learning Center (ELC).
The Richmond community school board recently received an instructional presentation on the early childhood education program from Dean of students Mike Gibson and lead teacher Laura Ottenbacher.