The Outback Steakhouse in Roseville closed after 29 years due to a strategic decision by parent company Bloomin' Brands, despite not reflecting on staff performance.

The article discusses the dates and significance of Easter and Passover in the spring season, as well as the traditions and religious observances associated with these holidays.

Michigan's personal income tax rate will rise to 4.25% in 2024 as conditions for a lower rate are not met, triggering a lawsuit by Republican lawmakers.

Dan Campbell, head coach of the Detroit Lions, received an A+ from the NFLPA, highlighting his listening skills and leadership. The team achieved its first playoff win in over 30 years.

Grosse Ile residents vote down a proposed tax increase for police funding, revealing fiscal concerns amid community debates on public services.

A Nikon D4 camera on the ISS captured a sunrise photo of Michigan, showing the state's peninsulas and the Great Lakes, with notable landmarks visible.

Forbes Advisor named Albuquerque the city with the worst drivers in the U.S., while Detroit ranked third, and Boston had the best, with driving behaviors affecting insurance rates.

Pontiac voters approve a measure with 62% support to reform the city's recreational marijuana dispensary permitting process, addressing past controversies and litigation.

Dearborn seeks residents' input on the city's future through its Master Land Use Plan update, emphasizing community engagement through surveys, listening sessions, and the hiring of community ambassadors.

Detroit police are seeking help to find 15-year-old Zhari Craig, who went missing after leaving school on Monday. She's 5'4", 130 lbs., with brown eyes and braided hair.

Detroit experienced record-breaking February warmth, reaching 72 degrees Fahrenheit, surpassing previous records for the month and indicating unusual climate patterns for the time of year.

A Detroit house explosion injured three children in a neighboring home and left the area littered with debris. Firefighters responded to manage the aftermath. The cause remains unknown.

The FTC is suing to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger, citing risks to competition and potential harm to consumers and workers.