Dearborn promotes National Good Neighbor Day with community activities and libraries’ support. Concurrently, Coffee Week offers social mingling opportunities.

Detroit's forecast predicts a week of clear skies and sunshine with daytime highs in the low 80s and nighttime lows around 59 degrees, ideal for outdoor activities.

Residents in Novi experience water pressure improvements after the GLWA isolated a water main break. Outdoor water use is restricted, and a boil water advisory is in effect as repair work continues.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a motion alongside 22 attorneys general to block a provision aiming to cut Medicaid funding to clinics like Planned Parenthood.

Metro Detroit's Barkside, a bar and dog park, opens its second location in Southfield with indoor and outdoor play areas, offering drinks and social space for dogs and owners.

Detroit is expected to have sunny days and mostly clear nights through next week, with temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s during the day and high 50s to low 60s at night.

The article details a variety of events happening in Detroit including nature trails, historical experiences, a fiber festival, family-friendly activities, concerts, and a performance by renowned vocalists.

Montcalm County Sheriff's Office responded to non-credible bomb threats at Tri County High School and several credit unions, with law enforcement agencies collaborating to ensure safety.

Former Inkster mayor’s aide Saif Alsenad pleads guilty to lying to the FBI in a $100K bribery probe, facing up to five years in prison.

A live pipe bomb was discovered at a public firearms range in Kinross Township, Michigan, prompting a swift response from state troopers and the Bomb Squad. The device was confirmed active but safely neutralized on-site, according to Michigan State Police.

A U-Haul truck crashed into a Detroit T-Mobile store in a failed smash-and-grab attempt, leading to a nearby three-car collision. No theft occurred, and it's part of a series of similar incidents.

The Michigan budget stalemate risks a government shutdown, impacting state workers and services like Belle Isle Park, with disagreements on spending priorities and alleged fiscal mismanagement at the core.

Michigan AG Nessel urges local governments to join a $720 million opioid settlement before the October 8 deadline to maximize funds for recovery efforts.