Nearly two years after Lakeside Mall closed its doors, Sterling Heights is one step closer to redeveloping the 100-acre site into a mixed-use development -- and the funding to make it happen just fell into place.

Sterling Heights is planning a $10 million investment to create an indoor pickleball facility which includes nine pickleball courts, six table tennis courts, and various community amenities.

City of Sterling Heights opens new community garden at James C. Nelson Park.

Bocce ball has made its way to Macomb County.

Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights is to undergo a billion-dollar redevelopment project that will include residences, parks, hotel space, retail, dining, and more.

After a generous donation from Heath Consultants of Houston, Texas, the Sterling Heights Fire Department becomes the first in Michigan to utilize a new remote methane leak detector.