The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis grants Michigan a record $17.7 million for affordable housing, funding 23 projects and creating 1,046 new units, with the majority being affordable.

The Detroit Fire Department launches DSAP to install smoke alarms in Detroit homes, emphasizing fire safety and offering specialized alarms for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

A teacher injured in the Oxford High School shooting, Molly Darnell, is suing the district and former officials for ignoring warning signs prior to the 2021 incident.

Owners of Detroit's 8 Degrees Plato announced they will retire and close the establishment on December 31, 2024, following a failed sale of the business.

Ex-Hillsdale County Sgt. Ronald Leggitt pleaded guilty to assaulting a female inmate; he loses police certification ahead of his January 2025 sentencing.

The Detroit weather forecast predicts moderate temperatures, possible snow around Thanksgiving, and chilly conditions for Black Friday and the weekend.

An Oakland County woman won $2 million from a Michigan Lottery instant game, leading to her planning job resignation and vacation. She chose a lump sum payment over annuity.

A vigil was held for Cortez McConer Jr., a 16-year-old whose body was found after a three-week search following his accidental drowning. The community honored his memory and his passion for basketball.

Barney's BakeHouse in the Great Lakes Bay region has opened a new $750,000 production center to increase capacity for commercial customers, following growth since Jarrid Weighman's takeover in 2020.

Michigan's Board of State Canvassers certified the election results, setting the stage for a possible recount requested by Democrat Jim Haadsma after a tight loss. The certification also formalized President-elect Donald Trump's victory in the state.

A motorcyclist died after crashing into a tree in Barry County; speed and alcohol may have played a role. He was not wearing a helmet at the time of the accident. The investigation is ongoing.

MDOT announced that the new diverging diamond interchange at Telegraph Road and Eight Mile Road in Southfield will open early this week, intending to reduce traffic congestion and enhance safety.

Two men on parole were rearrested in Northern Michigan for delivering meth within a school zone, involving the seizure of drugs, cash, and a vehicle by law enforcement.