Novi

A $407 million mixed-use development called 'Novi City West' was proposed for a Grand River Road corridor in Novi, featuring 750 housing units, a 225-room hotel, retail spaces, and entertainment areas. Developer Blair Bowman highlighted the project's potential to revitalize the area using the Transformational Brownfield Program for funding, though nearby residents expressed concerns about environmental and community impacts.

A 41-year-old Novi man was bitten by an Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake at Proud Lake Recreation Area in Commerce Township, Oakland County, and received treatment at the University of Michigan hospital. The snake, a threatened species found in wetlands, is non-aggressive and rare in Michigan, with the fire department noting such bites are extremely uncommon.

The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) will announce plans to improve a 48-inch water main along 14 Mile Road in Oakland County, which has experienced multiple breaks in recent years, causing water outages and boil advisories. Previous repairs in 2021 aimed to extend the pipe's service life, but recurring failures have prompted renewed efforts to enhance system reliability.

Residents of Novi's Pioneer Meadows subdivision report dangerous traffic caused by construction on Beck Road, with vehicles and commercial trucks cutting through their neighborhood, creating safety risks for children and pets. The city acknowledges the issue but states installing additional 'No Outlet' signs may be ineffective due to an upcoming traffic shift expected to improve circulation.

Raising Cane’s is set to open a location in Novi later this summer and is hiring 130 future crew members. The article provides details about the hiring process and requirements.

The DaVita dialysis center in Novi will reopen on July 2 after an investigation into a patient's death and hospitalizations linked to the facility. No foul play was found in the reported incidents. Additional stories include whale remains discoveries in Michigan, extreme heat warnings in Metro Detroit, confirmed Cyclosporiasis cases in Monroe County, and the postponed Mayweather-Pacquiao boxing rematch.

The DaVita Dialysis Center in Novi is reopening after a state investigation into a patient's death and other hospitalizations. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services conducted the investigation, which followed police ruling out foul play. The company claims no issues were found during evaluations of its operations.

The DaVita dialysis center in Novi will reopen on July 2 after a precautionary closure following an investigation into a patient's death and multiple hospitalizations linked to the facility. Evaluations by third-party entities found no issues with the center’s systems or operations, and no foul play was found in the reported incidents.

The state has taken over an investigation into a DaVita dialysis center in Novi following a patient's death and multiple hospitalizations. Local authorities found no evidence of criminal activity, and the center remains closed pending results. A law firm has been retained to represent affected families.

A DaVita Dialysis Center in Novi is closed as authorities investigate a death and multiple medical incidents. The closure is linked to an ongoing investigation involving hospitalizations and a fatality at the facility.

The DaVita Dialysis Center in Novi closed after a 71-year-old patient was found dead in a car following treatment, with four other patients hospitalized. Police reported no foul play and noted a fifth patient was hospitalized after treatment at a DaVita Southfield location. The center was closed as a precaution by the Oakland County Health Division.

Buyers in Metro Detroit are moving to Northville, South Lyon, Plymouth, Rochester Hills, and Dexter due to new construction, affordability, and lifestyle amenities. Home sales dipped 3.6% year-over-year but rose 15% month-over-month, with South Lyon's population expected to double in the next decade.