Macomb County leaders presented their collaborative governing approach at the Detroit Regional Chamber Policy Conference, highlighting financial achievements and regional growth from $33B to $57B.

Detroit faces a cold week with fluctuating temperatures, potential snow, and some sunny spells, per the National Weather Service.

A lawsuit against former MSU coach Mel Tucker filed by advocate Brenda Tracy was dismissed by an Ingham County judge, with Tucker's attorney citing the law's favorability to Tucker's position. Tracy's team plans to appeal.

AG Dana Nessel joins a multistate amicus brief opposing Trump Administration efforts to dismantle the Flores Settlement, which protects immigrant children in detention.

The Michigan DNR invites public input on outdoor recreation and conservation issues at meetings in February, with schedules and contact info available online.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel praised the Senate's approval of bills to combat human trafficking, highlighting the state's high incidence of the crime and her office's proactive efforts against it.

A shot fired at Wayne State University's Chatsworth Suites led to a temporary shelter-in-place order; no injuries were reported, and normal operations have resumed.

Wayne County is returning millions to former property owners following tax foreclosures, in accordance with recent Michigan Supreme Court rulings and state law changes.

Michigan State Police held an awards ceremony honoring members like Sgt. Lena Wresinski as Trooper of the Year and MC Ofcr. Bryan Walker as Motor Carrier Officer of the Year for their service and community impact.

Amanda Hernandez faces charges related to the murder of jeweler Hussein Murray, including conspiracy and accessory after the fact, linked to her and her husband's plot to invade and rob Murray's home.

A car crashed into Detroit Metro Airport's McNamara Terminal, leading to a review of security measures after six people were treated for non-serious injuries.

Kqualin Isaac Douglas is charged with second-degree murder and other offenses in Pontiac's first 2026 homicide case involving the death of Cornelius Murphy Jr.

A Detroit man won $2 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket purchased at Jefferson Fuels Inc. He opted for a lump sum payout of $1.3 million for his winnings from the Legendary Wild Time game.