House Speaker Matt Hall unveiled a $4B package to repeal several property levies, demand utility‑bill savings and promise protections for schools and local governments.

HopCat will open an 8,200‑square‑foot restaurant at Great Lakes Crossing this summer, seating about 300 and creating roughly 170 jobs in Auburn Hills.

The Justice Department investigates Michigan school districts for integrating sexual orientation and gender ideology in education, examining parental notification and Title IX compliance regarding single-sex spaces.

An 18-year-old was captured after a slow-speed chase in Lincoln Park, Michigan, post a domestic incident and alleged kidnapping of his mother and sibling.

A seller reportedly drove off with cash during a phone sale at the Livonia Police Department parking lot Wednesday; police say they have video and are searching for the driver.

The City of Sterling Heights is discussing acquiring 13.75 acres near Rotary Park and is seeking public input on March 17, 2026, at a City Council meeting.

Dense fog is cutting visibility across Detroit this morning; rain tonight and gusty winds are expected Friday. Allow extra travel time.

Three people were found dead on Detroit’s southwest side. Police say investigators were collecting evidence in the 3100 block of Edsel Street.

Dozens displaced from Detroit’s Leland House still can’t retrieve medications, IDs and keepsakes after a December evacuation. A Feb. 24 bankruptcy hearing will shape next steps.

A Van Buren County man says he had to check a $5 Safe Cracker Cashword ticket multiple times after revealing a $300,000 prize.

Michigan's Attorney General Nessel, backed by a 23-state coalition, filed a motion to enforce a court order preventing FEMA from cutting disaster preparedness funding (BRIC program).

Macomb County's Equip and Thrive Grant (EAT Grant) provides up to $5,000 to local food and beverage businesses like Champagne Chocolates, Eataliana Homemade Pasta, and Brown Iron Brewhouse to purchase equipment or technology.

The article covers the impact of Rev. Jesse Jackson's legacy in Michigan, particularly his 1988 presidential caucus victory and his contributions to civil rights and political empowerment.