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Warren, Michigan's city council voted to allow an unlimited number of recreational marijuana dispensaries, subject to zoning restrictions to address community concerns.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Law enforcement in Kalamazoo County arrested a 35-year-old for alleged drunk driving and drug possession after stopping their wrong-way car on US 131 using road spikes.
A sick dog with an abscess was found abandoned in an Ann Arbor dumpster, prompting a police search for its owner. It's now under the Humane Society's care.
The Detroit Public Library marked its 160th anniversary, with a 23-branch system and a rich history that includes a main building opened in 1921 with the help of philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
Politics & Govt in ...
Detroit Mayor Duggan discussed Renaissance Center plans in his final State of the City address, detailing the vision for its future as a public asset amidst riverfront revitalization efforts.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Detroit officials discuss transforming the old Uniroyal site into a sports complex and potential WNBA team headquarters, with Mayor Duggan’s support and investors bidding for a team.
A Sterling Heights man was sentenced to 25-75 years for sexually assaulting a girl under 13 and will be required to register as a sex offender with lifetime monitoring.
Sports in ...
Keisha Newell hired as Oakland University's new women's basketball head coach after her success at Lewis University.
An elderly man died in a house fire on Detroit's east side; firefighters faced difficulties rescuing him. Investigations continue following recent fire-related fatalities in the area.
Sterling Heights is hosting its 46th Memorial Day parade with a theme of unity, inviting community participation, and honoring veterans. The event begins at 9 a.m. on May 26, 2025.
A 70-year-old man died in a Sunday morning house fire in Muskegon, despite firefighters' efforts to save him. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
A power outage in Grand Rapids affected street lighting and traffic signals, but was resolved swiftly with power restored by 5:23 a.m. The cause may involve a substation.
A man faces life in prison for shooting a former friend in a hospital parking lot following a personal dispute.
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