Detroit has been named one of the "52 Places to Go in 2025" by The New York Times, noting the city's resurgence, including Ford's renovation of Michigan Central Station and the upcoming Gordie Howe International Bridge.

The Detroit Lions' head coach Dan Campbell confirms running back David Montgomery's return for the playoffs, boosting the team's divisional round prospects.

A house fire in Battle Creek resulted in pet fatalities, though the human residents escaped unharmed. The cause is under investigation, with damages estimated at $190,000.

Christopher Michael Haggerty was sentenced to 25-60 years for sexually assaulting a minor and not disclosing his HIV status while engaging in intercourse.

Dewond Estes III, involved in Jack Snyder's murder, received a blended sentence with adult punishment possible, pending juvenile facility reviews. Co-defendant Justice Chimner awaits sentencing.

The Detroit Auto Show returns in January, showcasing over 40 vehicles with ride-and-drive tracks and economic benefits for the city, while celebrating Detroit's automotive culture.

The Grand Rapids Police Department is searching for a suspect from an attempted robbery at Bloom Credit Union. No money was taken and no suspect description has been released.

Teresa Woodruff, an academic from Michigan State University, received the National Medal of Science in Washington, D.C., for her pioneering work in oncofertility.

Antisemitic messages accompanied by harmless substances were found on Allen Park porches, leading to a police investigation amid a rise in local antisemitic acts.

Three Detroit individuals face charges for a double homicide and kidnapping on New Year's Day, with one suspect verbally expressing no remorse during arraignment.

Elissa Slotkin was sworn in as Michigan's newest U.S. senator, joining House newcomers Tom Barrett and Kristen McDonald Rivet in a diverse congressional delegation.

Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido and 91 assistant prosecutors were sworn in, with local judges presiding. Lucido emphasized commitment to justice, public service, and teamwork.

A high school teacher and two others face charges after an alleged drug deal at a 7-11 in Warren, with the teacher receiving a personal bond for his arraignment.