Earlier this year, Livonia City Council rejected a proposal from Sheetz, as did Farmington Hills Council, for their respective communities.

Met with opposition at prior public meetings, Sheetz gas station’s latest approved site will be at west 14 Mile Road and Coolidge Highway.

Sheetz proposals in Waterford Township, Rochester Hills, Madison Heights and Livonia were rejected. Farmington Hills allowed one Sheetz location but rejected a second.

As gas stations prepare for more electric vehicles to be on the road, they’re getting bigger. That has created tension in some communities.

A plan to build a Sheetz gas station in Royal Oak is moving forward after a unanimous "yes" vote from the city commission Monday.

The Planning Commission recommended approval of Sheetz’ proposal to locate in Royal Oak. Now the City Commission will make a final decision.

The Royal Oak City Commission approved the construction of a new Sheetz gas station despite concerns from local residents about traffic and safety near schools and homes.

The Sheetz was strongly opposed by residents in the adjacent neighborhoods but Henrico Supervisors unanimously approved the project.

An Altoona man and former employee of Sheetz Inc., who lost his job following a criminal background check, has filed a federal civil rights complaint to continue the ongoing legal battle against ...