City Temporarily Lifts Ban on Parking

Ordinance prohibiting parking on residential streets from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. lifted for holiday weekend

Baker College culinary students, instructors medal at MI, OH competitions

All Baker College instructor and student chefs brought home medals from recent culinary competitions. All were first-time contenders.

Fights Erupt at South Lake

A rash of fights plagued district in past week

Harper to Reopen Next Week

EPA says project is near completion after nearly three weeks of shutdown

Craft & Vendor Show

Celebrate the coming holiday season and get some shopping done early, at Lakeshore’s Craft & Vendor show.

Officer Injured in Police Chase

Shores officer gets minor injury during chase of auto theft suspect

Come be apart of peace, knowledge, and cultural understanding

Volunteer Host Family

Council Members, Mayor Sworn In

Members of City Council and mayor officially take office at organizational meeting Monday.

Breakfast with St. Nicholas

Bring your children to hear the true meaning of Christmas at Solanus Casey Center's Continental Breakfast with St. Nicholas on Sat, Dec. 5.

Shook Road Bridge Closes

MCDOR shuts down bridge over 94 for safety concerns.

Report: Ben Carson Made Up Story About Scholarship, West Point

The disclosure is a major hit for the GOP candidate, who is leading in Michigan and national polls.

Tip From SCS Resident leads to Arrest

Suspect prompted lockdown of two schools Thursday morning

Business As Usual

Elections hold no surprises with low turnout at the polls

Please Warn Drivers to Drive Slow and Safe

Department issues statement regarding traffic through side streets of Harper Avenue closure

Harper Closure Worth It

Residents weigh in on closure of busy roadway

What Time It Gets Dark Now That Clocks Have Fallen Back

With the end of Daylight Saving Time, clocks have fallen back, giving us one less hour of sunlight.

Dog Shot With Arrow Up For Adoption

Dog shot with arrow ready for loving forever home

Cash for Candy

Dentists throughout the area to participate in candy buyback program Nov. 1, offering cash for candy then getting treats to troops overseas

County Seeks Nominations for Outstanding Businesses

Macomb County is looking for residents to help them to recognize outstanding businesses in the area

Event to Celebrate the Life of Anthony Tiseo Set for Nov. 7

Event at Barrister Gardens slated to honor late councilman and raise funds for his family.

City Seeks Photos For Calendar

Residents have until Nov.2 to submit photos for 2016 city calendar

Ilitch Family Giving Landmark $40M to Wayne State

Expected donation will build the Mike Ilitch Business School and continue the family's commitment to rebuild and transform downtown.

Zombie Lenses Cause Partial Blindness in Local Teen

Decorative contact lenses leave teen partially blind in one eye, FDA warns consumers about such lenses

Fire Department Offers Halloween Tips

Department issues safety tips for children and parents for upcoming Halloween weekend

DIA Comes to the Library

City's Cultural Committee brings Detroit Institute of Arts speaker to the library for special program

Halloween Weather: Trick Or Treat in St. Clair Shores?

Here's an early look at whether the ghosts and goblins will need raincoats, boots and umbrellas as they go out trick-or-treating this year.

Matching Passions, Right Major: Jobs in the St. Clair Shores Area

Analysis shows 10 alternative majors for people who are passionate, but face limited job prospects. Plus, jobs from the Patch Jobs Board.

Daylight Saving Time 2015: When it Gets Dark in St. Clair Shores

Get ready “dark-30.” The sun will start setting earlier and earlier until the Winter Solstice. Here are some tips to make it easier.

Going "Bat"ty at the library again

Library hosts popular bat program Nov. 10

Retailers Struggle to Fill Holiday Jobs: Seasonal Openings in St. Clair Shores Area

With unemployment at lowest rate in 15 years, retailers are finding a tight hiring market. Here are some seasonal jobs from the Jobs Board.

FREE PUB STYLE BINGO & LIVE MUSIC THIS FRIDAY AT VFW BRUCE POST

Join Twang Infused Rockers The Orbitsuns for a great night of live music and FREE Pub Style BINGO at the VFW BRUCE POST Saturday Oct. 17!

When Does Daylight Saving Time End in St. Clair Shores?

The end of daylight saving time is also a good time to change your smoke alarm batteries.

Tips for being proactive about breast cancer screening

Providing health tips for healthy living.

Baker College student 'SE MI Student Chef of the Year'

This is the second consecutive year that a Baker College student bested students from eight culinary programs to win the title.

The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

The classic "whodunit" written by the greatest mystery writer of all time, Agatha Christie

Bank of America Partners with Feeding America to Help Fight Hunger in Metro Detroit

Bank of America is once again partnering with Feeding America to support Forgotten Harvest and Gleaners Community Food Bank

Sheriff: Attorney Trying to 'Strong Arm' County in In-Custody Death of Inmate

Attorney said he offered to settle case for $25 million to $30 million before filing lawsuit.

Hurricane Joaquin Tampers with Michigan Football Schedule

Game is still on and will still be broadcast on the Big Ten Network, but earlier than planned due to Joaquin's looming threat in Maryland.

Hurricane Joaquin Blows Away Michigan-Maryland Pregame Show

Officials say they’re keeping a close eye on the storm’s path, but Saturday’s Big Ten showdown is still on for now.

Metro Detroit Trans Teen Gets Gift of Hormones from Mom: WATCH

“I felt like i was in a box for a long, long time and it was just unlocked,” says teen, who was born a boy, but has identified as a girl.