Michigan experienced a series of tornadoes, causing damage and fatalities. Five tornadoes were confirmed, with the most severe being an EF-1 in Williamston. The storms resulted in multiple deaths, including an adult and children from fallen trees.

Wayne County Treasurer extends tax deadlines after bomb threats prompt office evacuation in Greektown, allowing residents additional time to address tax issues.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and 17 other attorneys general oppose the SAVE Act, arguing it could disenfranchise voters, especially marginalized groups.

Sterling Heights City Council plans to discuss a $318 million budget on April 8, including a low tax rate, funding for public safety positions, major roadwork, and park investments.

The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation will hold its Annual Meeting on April 8 at the local Community Center, focusing on grant distribution and community initiatives.

Oakland County is starting resurfacing on 12 Mile Road, promising smoother traffic despite temporary disruptions. The $5.1 million project includes road, curb, and signal improvements, with federal and local funding.

A Detroit apartment blast led to incorrect emergency alerts being sent to many; 12 people, including a severely burned man, were hospitalized. The Detroit Fire Department apologized for the error.

The Kent County Animal Shelter warns of a scam where fraudsters posing as the shelter ask for money for lost pets' fake surgeries. They advise verification before responding to such requests.

Michigan State Police are probing a road rage-linked shooting on Detroit's east side involving a silver Jeep Grand Cherokee. No injuries were reported.

Michigan introduces new fishing regulations for the 2025 season, affecting steelhead possession limits, single-pointed hook use, and the minimum size for muskies. Anglers are advised to review laws to ensure compliance.

Detroit's West Village now features a new Latin American restaurant and coffee shop, marking the 181st business opening under Motor City Match program.

The shelter-in-place order in Grand Ledge was lifted after a suspected carjacker was captured on the Grand River banks by an Eaton County Sheriff's deputy.

Michigan food banks are struggling after the USDA froze $500 million in federal funding, crucial for low-income families and resulting in millions of meals lost.