Detroit's CeCe Winans won her 18th Grammy for Best Gospel Performance/Song, tying with Aretha Franklin as one of the most awarded females in Grammy history.

Livonia Public Schools experienced a phishing scam via a hacked staff email, offering fake jobs to students. Cybersecurity efforts are being emphasized in response.

Jeremiah Broady is charged with second-degree murder and firearms offenses in Clinton Township after fatally shooting a woman during a domestic dispute.

MDOT seeks public input on road safety through an online survey to inform key safety plans, including SHSP and VRUSA, aiming to reduce traffic incidents.

A burst water pipe caused severe flooding at Franklin Wright Settlements in Detroit, leading to a shutdown of the facility and an urgent call for community support.

An 88-year-old woman from an assisted living facility was found dead outside in Brownstown Township; cold exposure is suspected. Concerns about the facility's security are being investigated.

Michigan students identified by the AP Potential Tool may receive letters encouraging AP course enrollment, showcasing the state's commitment to advanced education and highlighting success among diverse student groups.

Four horses were rescued from an icy Michigan pond after a coordinated effort by emergency teams and divers, with all animals safely recovering post-rescue.

The Hatch Detroit contest by TechTown offers a $100k prize for entrepreneurs to open storefronts in Detroit, Hamtramck, or Highland Park, with applications due by February 27, 2026.

MDOT invites public feedback on transportation safety in Michigan through an online survey to inform the SHSP and VRUSA, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries. The survey is open until March 15.

A missing six-year-old boy with autism, Johnathan Skattebo, was found safe in a nearby unlocked house after an extensive search in Madison Heights. He was unharmed and is now back with his family.

EGLE approved expansion of Wayne Disposal Inc.'s hazardous waste landfill, a decision opposed by many due to environmental and public health concerns.

MDOT is conducting an environmental cleanup on I-94 in Jackson County, causing intermittent closures between Race Road and Mt. Hope Road from Feb. 2-3.