Michigan MDOT's Restore the Reuther project leads to I-696 and I-75 ramp closures for reconstruction. Detours provided; work to improve roadways and bridges. Local businesses express concerns over extended construction duration.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel introduced a tool for reporting misconduct by immigration officers, fostering accountability and addressing community concerns.

Andrial Ortiz, a 30-year-old Lansing parolee, was sentenced to 15 years for shooting a police officer during an arrest following a road rage incidence where police found drugs in his vehicle.

Ryan Kennedy, a Detroit Lions fan, filed a $100 million lawsuit against DK Metcalf and others, alleging defamation after being accused of racism during a game incident.

Adam Hollier, after halting his campaign for Michigan Secretary of State, is now running for a state Senate seat in District 3, focusing on state-level leadership.

Michigan State Police announced grant applications for community gun violence intervention programs, supported by DOJ's Bureau of Justice Assistance, starting April 1, 2026.

Usher and Big Sean are opening a Boys & Girls Club entertainment incubator at Michigan Central Station to foster youth innovation and entrepreneurship, featuring high-tech studios and resources.

Michigan's Saginaw Bay area is preparing for a special primary election to fill the vacant 35th State Senate District seat with ten candidates participating.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed an amended complaint including the U.S. Dept. of Interior, challenging the Trump administration's bypass of environmental laws for fossil fuel projects.

The last individual in a $7.7 million pandemic fraud scheme has been sentenced, marking the end of the case involving the exploitation of COVID-19 aid programs.

Thirteen Michigan sites, including a historic hotel and an African American neighborhood, are added to the National Register of Historic Places, highlighting the state's cultural and architectural history.

An 83-year-old man, James Gostlin, was resentenced to life without parole for the 1962 murder of an 11-year-old girl after a Michigan Supreme Court ruling on juvenile sentences.

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield announces a $500 million increase in home values, with reforms to city assessment process to ensure fair and transparent property valuation.