AT&T plans to end traditional landline services in Michigan, moving towards modern connectivity options by 2029. Concerns rise for rural and elderly populations reliant on these services.

The U.S. government is awarding nearly $200 million for the replacement of the I-75 bridge over the River Raisin in Michigan, starting in 2028, to sustain economic productivity and create jobs.

Vandals attacked the home of University of Michigan Regent Jordan Acker, throwing a mason jar through a window and spray-painting an anti-Semitic slogan on his car. Acker labels the act terrorism, not protest.

Michigan State Police have arrested a suspect for a critical shooting at the American Inn and Suites in Oakland County, Michigan, with the victim hospitalized.

Julia Dale is set to leave as Michigan's Unemployment Insurance Agency Director to become CEO of nonprofit Civilla. Her tenure saw reforms, handling of fraud, and modernization of systems.

A Kent County farm is donating Christmas trees to those in need and offers delivery within 10 miles, with an overwhelming response anticipated to deplete stock by Monday evening.

A person died in a house fire in Kalamazoo, with local authorities and a fire marshal investigating the cause.

The forecast for Detroit includes a mix of sunny and cloudy days, with chances of rain and snow, and fluctuating temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-40s to lows in the teens.

Kentwood begins construction on a new community center, a voter-supported project, which will feature inclusive amenities and social spaces, set to open in 2026.

Detroit's America's Thanksgiving Parade won Best Holiday Parade in the USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice Awards, continuing a legacy since 1924 with local and national appeal.

Marshella Chidester's trial for a fatal boat club crash may be moved due to potential bias. Her lawyer argues her seizure history and improper Miranda rights statement need consideration.

Dearborn Police Department provides free drug and alcohol testing kits to parents to help identify substance use in children and encourage family communication.

A Lincoln Park man was arrested after a high-speed chase and assaulting a police officer by spitting blood in his face. The pursuit reached speeds over 100 mph across multiple communities before ending in Huron Township.