Mati's Deli, a staple in Dearborn for 35 years, is for sale following owner Louis Weinstein's death, with hopes of finding a buyer who can continue its legacy.

GM is developing a supplier facility on the former Palace of Auburn Hills site, launching a $200 million project expected to create new jobs in support of electric vehicle production.

Volunteers removed 31,000 pounds of trash from Michigan's rivers in an EGLE-supported cleanup that involved over 1,600 people and used funds from specialty license plate sales.

A Kent County woman won a $1.1 million Lotto 47 jackpot, staying anonymous and opting for a $762,000 lump sum to give to charity and save for the future.

The Ohio Air National Guard's 180th Fighter Wing is conducting flights that may cause sonic booms in Southeast Michigan and Northwest Ohio after aircraft maintenance.

Sterling Heights hosts a unique 'Page Turners Social' event, inviting adults to read and discuss books in a relaxed library setting with mocktails and a cozy atmosphere.

Detroit's new Fisher House, a facility offering free lodging to military families, celebrated its 'Topping Off Ceremony' and is set to open this fall with 20 family suites.

The Supreme Court rejected appeals by Sidney Powell and other attorneys facing sanctions over an unfounded Michigan election lawsuit, upholding a $150,000 penalty.

Reanna Valentine pleaded guilty to assaulting a 10-year-old girl at Somerset Mall in Troy, slamming the child's head into a display case. She was arrested after returning to the mall the next day.

A Michigan lottery player won $25,000 a year for life with a Lucky For Life ticket purchased in Mount Pleasant. They can choose annual payments or a $390,000 lump sum.

Michigan officials, including Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud, encourage a vote of "uncommitted" in the Democratic primary to protest President Biden's policy on the Israeli-Gaza conflict.

A driver sustained life-threatening injuries in a collision with a semi-truck in Northville Township, and investigations are underway to determine the cause.

Monroe County KOA in Michigan plans extensive upgrades including pools, a splash pad, new cabins, and other amenities, starting this fall with no interruption to camper seasons.