Marquette, Michigan, is considering a ban on dogs at playgrounds and seeks public input at an upcoming meeting, with community concerns focused on dog waste and children's safety.

Police in Battle Creek responded to reports of shots fired into an unoccupied home on Ann Avenue; no injuries were reported. The incident remains under investigation.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board reports that Detroit's three casinos had a significant revenue increase in November, with MGM leading the market share.

The weather in Detroit will be partly sunny with potential morning snow and strong west winds today, turning mostly cloudy tonight. Temperatures range from a high of 22 to a nighttime low of 13 degrees.

Detroit police seek public assistance in identifying two suspects who committed arson using a Molotov cocktail on a Fielding Street property, causing significant damage.

A 45-year-old woman died in a head-on collision in Macomb Township when a Dodge Ram crossed the median and struck her Mazda. The teen driver of the Ram was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.

The historic Woodbridge Gallery in Detroit was destroyed by a massive fire, with firefighters forced to withdraw for safety. The cause is under investigation.

Benteler Automotive is investing $105 million in a new EV components plant in Wyoming, Michigan, creating 147 jobs and revitalizing the former GM Site 36.

Mary Sheffield, Detroit City Council President, has announced her candidacy for mayor, aiming to be the city's first female mayor and focusing on the economy, education, crime, and housing.

Macomb County awarded $1,000 grants to 10 local businesses as part of the Shop Local Macomb campaign, with over 735 entries for a $150 gift card drawing. The initiative supports small businesses during the holiday season.

Michigan residents in 24 counties face a winter storm watch with up to 12 inches of snow expected, challenging travel conditions, and high winds through Thursday evening.

A Michigan man won $300,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket, initially thinking he only won $30,000, plans to buy a new car and invest in his children's education.

The "Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams" program returns to Corewell Health Hospital, inviting the community to shine lights at the pediatric unit to show support for hospitalized children.