A father and son in Michigan were sentenced for running illegal gambling operations, following a plea deal and a raid on their casinos. They received probation and fines. The MGCB and Attorney General are committed to enforcing gaming laws.

The City of Grand Rapids has received a permit from Michigan EGLE to proceed with the Grand River rejuvenation, which involves dam removal and river restoration to enhance recreational and ecological aspects.

Allegiant Air Flight 2206 made an emergency landing due to a burning smell in the cabin; no injuries were reported and passengers received compensation.

The article discusses Detroit's varying weather forecast for the week, with sunny skies, a wintry mix, and possible rain, potentially affecting holiday travel plans.

The Michigan Senate held a record 29-hour session, approving multiple bills before a GOP-led House transition. The session was marked by partisan tension and a focus on issues like gun safety and hate crime legislation.

Detroit is set to experience a cold, snowy week, with a sunny Saturday and a mostly cloudy Christmas Day anticipated, based on the National Weather Service forecast.

The Artist Village and Detroit Blight Busters receive a $1 million state grant for the Sunflower Arts Center, part of Detroit's Blight to Beauty initiative to revitalize the city.

Detroit residents have approved the design of solar arrays for the city's upcoming Solar Neighborhoods, starting construction in spring 2025, blending urban agriculture with clean energy.

The City of Detroit warns residents of a scam involving fake text messages about parking fines, providing guidance on recognizing and protecting against such fraudulent communication.

Gene Rhodes, known as "Gene the Pumpkin Man," passed away at 88. His iconic pumpkin farm was a staple in Kalamazoo, celebrated for creating cherished memories.

Judge Edward Servitto of Macomb County Circuit Court is retiring after a notable career starting in 2000, including pioneering the "Mini Court" for young offenders.

Wayne County has erased $27 million in medical debt for over 46,000 people, part of a broader initiative that includes Oakland County's $9.1 million debt relief for 14,000 residents.

Detroit opens its first rage room, The Damage Zone, offering a place for residents to vent frustrations by smashing items in themed rooms, with support from the Motor City Match program.