Farmington Hills is considering annual professional culls by sharpshooters and a loosening of city ordinances to allow limited amateur bow hunting.

The man suspected of killing a woman in front of her home in February was arrested Friday in Farmington. A spokesperson for Farmington police says Matthew Sandoval was spotted by U.S. Marshals on the 400 block West Animas Street. Farmington police officers arrested him a short time later.

Farmington police arrested a man accused of shooting and killing a woman linked to a disturbing child abuse case. On February 26, Patricia Madrid was shot in front of a home. Police said 40-year-old Matthew Sandoval was the shooter and had a family connection to Madrid.

A routine traffic stop early Sunday morning led to a felony drug arrest on State Route 332 in Farmington. Peter Bonacci, 53, of Canandaigua, was taken into custody by Ontario County deputies shortly before 1 a.

Farmington Hills officials are proposing annual culls and regulated hunts to manage the city's deer overpopulation. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recommends a deer density of 15-20 per square mile, but Farmington Hills has areas with up to 80 deer per square mile.

Farmington Ward 3 City Councilman Wayne Linnenbringer is seeking re-election for a fifth two-year term. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Southeast Missouri State University. He is the owner of an accounting firm, Wayne V. Linnenbringer, CPA.

Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles will dedicate New Mexico's second house of the Lord on Aug. 17.

Farmington Electric Utility System Director Hank Adair says joining a regional transmission organization could reduce by 25% the price the utility pays to purchase power. Adair told the Tri-City

As Farmington continues to grow, we need leadership that plans for the future—not leadership that simply reacts to it,” Morrison said. “I believe in data-driven decision-making, strong community engagement,

Farmington Hills is set to consider a proposal from the Department of Natural Resources and the Southeast Michigan Urban Deer Management Coalition to lower the city's deer population.