Good morning, Sterling Heights.

Sterling Heights police officers James Sribniak and Jack Currie returned to court Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. to continue their preliminary examination after being accused of using a police K9 to attack a handcuffed suspect during an arrest last year—officers now face charges of misconduct in office and felonious assault.

Warren Consolidated Schools Board is seeking local applicants to fill a vacancy created when Treasurer Kyle M.

Johnson resigned on Sept. 2 — the appointee will serve until the end of 2026 and interested residents must apply by 4 p.m. Sept. 9.

Michigan state senators introduced a bill that would make schools, churches, and hospitals safe zones to stop ICE from entering without a warrant—an effort that aims to ease fears seen in communities like Southwest Detroit.

The proposal, which now sits in a legislative committee, will need to pass both the state House and Senate amid strong political debate.

Founders First Fridays Networking Event

10 AM - 12 PM — Velocity Innovation Center — Free entry — Network with local founders and entrepreneurs in a casual setting.

Alison Krauss & Union Station Live

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Renee Rapp: Bite Me Tour

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