Michigan's health department warns against contact with foam on lakes and rivers due to PFAS contamination, advising rinsing off after exposure to protect health.

Mott Community College's Board ratified Interim President Richardson-Snell's appointment amid faculty and trustees' demands for a national search and concerns of potential conflicts of interest and lack of transparency.

Detroit is celebrating its cultural icons with the Third Annual Detroit ACE Honors at the Charles H. Wright Museum, acknowledging individuals significant to the city's arts.

Bishop Gruss suspends the closure of St. Hyacinth Church, Bay City, pending an appeal, allowing Masses to continue and scheduling a meeting with parishioners.

A 48-year-old Flint woman was fatally shot on Tebo Street; no arrests reported. MSP crime lab processed the scene and the MSP urges witnesses to contact authorities.

Detroit's weather forecast includes cloudy skies, periodic showers, and temperatures in the 60s with potential gusty winds.

Detroit Police seek help in finding Charles Wilson, 76, with dementia, missing since May 15th from his home on Norfolk Street. He was last seen in a striped polo shirt, blue jacket, and black shoes.

A Michigan State trooper was hospitalized and a suspect killed after a shooting in Detroit during a traffic stop. The trooper, shot three times, returned fire, killing the assailant. His condition is stable, and the incident is under investigation.

Nexteer Automotive has laid off approximately 80 employees in Michigan citing the need to align operations with demand, offering support and packages to those affected.

Tanya Stoudemire becomes Detroit's first woman CFO, confirmed unanimously by City Council after serving as Deputy CFO and contributing to the city's financial recovery.

Severe storms in Livingston County, Michigan caused widespread damage, power outages, and road closures, with local media tracking the event and aftermath.

The groundbreaking of 4401 Rosa Parks Apartments in Detroit's Woodbridge neighborhood adds 60 new affordable housing units, reflecting the city's growth and commitment to inclusive development.

Michigan Attorney General Nessel and colleagues argue at the Supreme Court against the executive order to revoke birthright citizenship, insisting it's unconstitutional.