General Motors Announces Temporary Layoffs at Historic Flint Assembly Plant Amidst Renovations for Next-Gen Trucks
GM's Flint Assembly plant is closed for renovations until January 26, 2026, temporarily laying off around 4,000 workers who will receive benefits. The upgrades are part of a $800 million investment for new truck production.
Mary Sheffield Makes History as Detroit's First Woman Mayor, Embarks on Service-Focused Agenda
Mary Sheffield became the first female mayor of Detroit in a private ceremony, her inauguration to be celebrated publicly on January 9. She has visited first responders and aims to focus on affordable housing and neighborhood development.
Detroit to Ring in New Year with Light Snow, Brisk Temperatures Ahead; Sunny Reprieve on New Year's Day
Detroit's end-of-year forecast calls for light snow, with less than an inch of accumulation, high winds, and an 80% chance of precipitation. Conditions will clear to cold, sunny weather on New Year's Day.
Hampton Township Firefighters Extinguish Blaze at Essexville's Jack's Fruit and Meat Market, No Injuries Reported
A fire occurred at Jack's Fruit and Meat Market in Essexville which was contained by firefighters; no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation. The business is closed until further notice.
Michigan Battles Extreme Winter Weather: Power Outages, Travel Woes, and 40+ Flight Cancellations in Detroit
Michigan faces severe winter weather with high winds and icy conditions, causing widespread power outages and travel disruptions, with efforts underway to restore electricity and maintain transportation safety.












