MDOT will present plans for Blue Water Bridge plaza improvements in Port Huron at an open house. The project includes traffic flow changes and noise walls, starting this spring.

Rocket Companies is set to acquire Redfin in a $1.75 billion all-stock deal, aiming to streamline the home buying process by combining property search and mortgage services.

MDOT began a $140 million, two-year project to overhaul M-14 at I-96 affecting daily commutes in Livonia and Plymouth, with lane closures, detours, and infrastructure updates.

A woman was arrested for stealing $27k from Child Care Resources, using her position at Paw Paw Schools to commit wire fraud. She had a prior conviction for similar crimes.

Bernie Sanders led a rally in Warren, Michigan, focusing on fighting oligarchy and the potential impact of healthcare cuts, drawing a crowd between 6,000 to 10,000 people.

A judge lowered the bond for Kelli Bryant, a mother accused of child abuse, from $250 million to $50,000 under conditions including no contact with children and electronic monitoring.

Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig confirms his candidacy for mayor of Detroit, following previous political attempts and issues with his gubernatorial campaign.

A Sterling Heights bank robbery prompted a lockdown at nearby Warren schools, which was lifted after about an hour without any immediate threat to the schools.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested for a series of car thefts in Royal Oak and faces multiple felony charges for stealing vehicles and returning one after a joyride.

Detroit's weather forecast promises sunny days with mild temperatures, clear skies, and slight winds, perfect for outdoor activities, with warmer days ahead signaling early spring.

A Vestaburg man was arrested for making death threats against Cadillac city officials, leading to the cancellation of two council meetings in January.

Repairs to a 54-inch transmission main in Southwest Detroit are completed, with water quality testing to follow. Restoration of homes and full service resumption will take weeks, but community and city efforts support displaced residents.

The article describes the Michigan DNR's updated fishing rules for the 2025 season, including new regulations and license fees, and highlights specific changes and dates for the angling community.