Gilda's LaughFest in Grand Rapids announces a lineup for its 15th anniversary, featuring comedians like Adam Ray and Gabby Bryan, and introduces new events while supporting Gilda's Club.

The Michigan Senate has authorized potential legal action against the House over nine bills not sent to the Governor, with claims of constitutional duty violations.

Detroit's home prices significantly increased by 72% since March 2020, reflecting the economic recovery post-pandemic, according to reports using Mortgage Calculator, Redfin, and Zillow data.

In the 2024 Michigan elk hunting season, 180 elk were harvested over two separate periods, despite challenging weather affecting migration and hunting conditions.

A woman was arrested for abandoning a puppy in a porta-potty in Grand Blanc Township; the puppy, now named Hank, was rescued and is being cared for by a local Samaritan.

Gas prices in Michigan have increased by 12 cents, reaching an average of $3.15 per gallon, which is higher than both the national average and prices from a year ago.

A 3-year-old in Grand Rapids was seriously injured in an apparent accidental self-inflicted shooting. Police are investigating firearm storage practices under Michigan's safe storage law.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns of potential scams at the Detroit Auto Show, advising attendees to be wary of phishing, skimming, and deceptive communications.

Corewell Health opens a new clinic in Boston Square, offering a variety of medical services, education, and preventative care to address health disparities in the area.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel sued Opulent Marketing for deceptive trade practices, targeting their misleading vehicle service contracts and office legitimacy. An injunction, restitution, and funds disgorgement are sought.

Detroit artist Edward Stross, nicknamed "Gonzo," made a life-sized lion out of snow to support the Lions for the playoffs, attracting local attention.

TSA officers at Michigan airports, including Detroit Metropolitan, reported fewer firearms at checkpoints in 2024, with a nationwide decline in detected firearms.

The Flint Institute of Music received over $141,000 in grants for music therapy for systems-impacted youth in Flint from the Community Foundation of Greater Flint and Michigan Health Endowment Fund.