Warren man convicted of arson and first-degree animal killing after setting a house fire that led to the death of two cats.

Sterling Heights has unveiled improvements at Lakeside Island Park, featuring a new bridge, a 0.4-mile trail, enhanced fishing spots, and future amenities like picnic benches, backed by a $1.9 million investment.

The Detroit Secretary of State office on Mack Avenue is closing from October 27 to November 17 for remodeling, but services are available online and at self-service stations.

Cannabis entrepreneur Mark Savaya from Michigan was named Special Envoy to Iraq by President Trump, raising questions due to his non-traditional background.

Dearborn seeks public input for its Parks & Recreation Master Plan at a public hearing on November 5 and via email, with plan details accessible online or in person.

Andiamo Italian Chophouse is set to be the anchor restaurant at the new JW Marriott Detroit Water Square, aiming to contribute to Detroit's economic growth and revitalization.

Michigan drivers are experiencing the lowest gas prices since spring 2021, with an average of $2.79 per gallon, which is influenced by multiple factors including seasonal changes and decreased crude oil prices.

A Grosse Pointe Farms man is charged with sexual assault of a 15-year-old Detroit girl. The charges include first and third-degree criminal sexual conduct.

WalletHub ranks nine Michigan universities among the top academic institutions in the U.S., with the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor leading in the state. Factors like selectivity, cost, and career outcomes were assessed.

Wyandotte resident Tammy Carvey, 45, credits ChatGPT for helping her win a $100,000 Michigan Lottery Powerball prize. After matching four white balls and the Powerball on September 6, her winnings doubled through the Power Play option, though officials note results remain purely random.

Detroit celebrates the restoration of two homes on Garland Street, complementing the Dr. Ossian Sweet Memorial Park and honoring the city's history while providing high-quality housing.

At the State Board of Education meeting, Michigan's student attendance rates and the new state budget's educational impacts were discussed, highlighting increased attendance and decreased chronic absenteeism.

Michigan received an $8 million federal grant to train workers in shipbuilding and maritime manufacturing, focusing on welding and marine electrical work to bolster the economy and create high-wage jobs.