The University of Michigan extends the contract of men's basketball head coach Dusty May after a successful season, showing confidence in his leadership.

Division Avenue in Grand Rapids is set for reconstruction from March 3 until November, with improvements including a new water main and enhanced pedestrian and cycling features.

Michigan State Spartans basketball claimed the Big Ten's top spot from the Michigan Wolverines after a 75-62 win, with Richardson and Holloman excelling.

Detroit's weather forecast includes mild temperatures, partly sunny skies, and chances of rain, with highs in the 30s and 40s and gusty winds throughout the week.

Monroe police assert an officer acted within policy during the fatal shooting of a dog; the incident occurred during a search for a juvenile. The owner was cited and arrested on unrelated warrants. Police released bodycam footage for transparency.

Mayor Abdullah H. Hammoud to deliver his second State of the City address themed "Destination Dearborn" on April 15, 2025 at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center.

MDOT has scheduled overnight closures on westbound I-696 in Oakland County for "Restore the Reuther" project prep, with long-term detours starting March 1.

A Michigan donut shop worker shot an armed robbery suspect, who later died. Police are investigating the incident that may be considered self-defense.

Two Detroit men face charges for allegedly running an auto theft ring, stealing over 25 Dodge Durangos across three counties using key fob programming devices.

A Detroit man was sentenced to 51 months for his role in a multi-state unemployment benefit fraud during the pandemic, amounting to around $1 million in stolen funds.

The 19th Annual Winter Beer Festival in Comstock Park features 499 beers, live music, and food, with tickets costing $60-$70 and a designated driver option.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, with 18 other state attorneys general, filed an amicus brief opposing President Trump's executive order on refugee resettlement, citing its illegality and negative impacts on families and state economies.

Rugger’s Up and Under, a sports bar in Kalamazoo, is closing on March 15 after over 30 years. The community reacted with sadness to the loss of this local hangout spot.