The Trump administration dropped its appeal against a court ruling, halting its effort to tie federal grants to immigration enforcement, following a lawsuit by Michigan and 21 other states.

The Michigan Community Service Commission is awarding grants to support volunteer projects for MLK Day, involving thousands of volunteers in community service.

Michigan DNR invites public input on Seven Lakes State Park's draft management plan at a meeting on January 28, aiming to balance preservation and recreational use.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel warns of parking scams at the Detroit Auto Show, advising attendees to plan ahead and verify the legitimacy of parking lots and tickets.

A Wyandotte man pled guilty to embezzling over $166,000 from Montway Auto Transport and faces sentencing on March 13th. He also failed to file income taxes, adding to the charges.

Detroit's weather will feature rain and snow showers with fluctuating temperatures this week. Conditions include gusty winds and varied chances of precipitation.

An individual was shot at Mott Community College in Flint, Michigan; the suspect was promptly detained. Neither the suspect nor the victim is affiliated with the college. The college has resumed activities and increased security measures.

A man died in a rollover crash due to slick roads in St. Clair County. He was ejected from his truck and CPR was performed, but he succumbed to his injuries.

A man is sought by police for assaulting and robbing a restaurant employee in Muskegon County, the victim is now home recovering. Authorities request public assistance.

Former funeral director Terry Kaufman faces a jury for embezzling $200K from clients' prearranged funeral agreements.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has challenged the Public Service Commission's approval of DTE Energy's special contracts with an AI data center, seeking a rehearing for transparency and fairness. She aims to protect ratepayers from potential cost increases.

MDOT seeks public input on US-31 Business Route improvements in Montague, including road resurfacing and ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps.

Sterling Heights and Santa Clarita are holding Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Walks on January 19 to celebrate his legacy, featuring speeches, performances, and charitable contributions.