Kalamazoo anticipates federal funds to tackle its chronic flooding problem, with plans for flood prevention and river ecosystem restoration under the 2024 Water Resources Development Act.

Macomb County's Innovate Mound road project was ranked fifth best in North America by Roads & Bridges magazine for its exceptional construction and innovative technology.

Detroit's weather forecast includes consistent rain, gusty winds, and potential rain-to-snow transition, with varied temperatures throughout the week.

A 14-year-old girl, Nakia Anderson, is missing in Detroit and was last seen with an unidentified person in a black Dodge Charger. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

Stellantis partners with Detroit officials to offer $3.3 million in home repair grants near its assembly plant, building on prior community investments.

A Michigan man pleaded no contest to charges for threatening a judge and assistant prosecutor, possibly facing 5-15 years imprisonment for attempted terrorism.

The University of Michigan hired Chip Lindsey as its offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach to revitalize their offense, building on his successful tenure at UNC.

Battalion Chief Roger Bebeau retires from Midland Fire Department after 25 years of service, receiving recognition for his dedication and numerous roles within the department.

A significant underwater water main break has left Harsens Island, Michigan, without running water, prompting a state of emergency. Repair efforts are hampered by harsh weather.

A box truck collided with first responder vehicles on eastbound I-94 in Kalamazoo County during snowy conditions, causing no serious injuries. The sheriff urged caution in winter driving.

A woman drowned in a Michigan pond while trying to save her dog; both were deceased when emergency crews arrived. The incident is under investigation.

Michigan cornerback Will Johnson declares for the NFL Draft, bypassing his senior year with teammate Mason Graham also entering the draft. Despite injury, Johnson eyes a top-ten pick.

The Michigan State Police and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services have launched the Safety Net Partnership to offer immediate aid to residents in need, providing state troopers with pre-paid cards and essentials to distribute.