Patricia Doe from Westland, Michigan, won $100,000 in the state's Super Raffle game with a ticket from Admiral Petroleum. She plans to use the money for home renovations.

A Detroit man and a rescue organization offer a $2,000 reward for the return of his dogs, Annie and Lucky, after his van was stolen with the pets inside.

Michigan AG Nessel secured a court order blocking illegal conditions on FEMA grants imposed by the Trump administration, safeguarding emergency funding for states.

Legionella bacteria were found at four sites in Oakland County Courthouse, leading to immediate remediation efforts and temporary closure of affected water fixtures.

An appeal challenges a Michigan court's decision not to count 37 absentee ballots in the Hamtramck mayoral race, which could affect the election outcome.

A man was convicted of firing at police during a 14-mile chase in Michigan and faces a life sentence. He led police on a low-speed pursuit, shot at officers, and was eventually shot and apprehended.

Gov. Whitmer signs the "Taylor Swift bills" to prohibit bots from bulk buying and inflating ticket prices, with civil penalties for violators up to $5,000 per occurrence.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed bills to combat ticket-buying bots, known as the "Taylor Swift bills," aiming to ensure fair access to event tickets.

Michigan AG Nessel opposes the Trump Administration's proposal to weaken PFAS regulations, joining a coalition of 15 attorneys general advocating for the maintenance of strong data reporting requirements.

Detroit's weather forecast includes clouds, potential snow, and freezing rain, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation throughout the week.

The 2026 Detroit Auto Show will feature 41 brands, including the Big 3 automakers, with a range of vehicles on display and immersive track activations.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan reports successful reduction of residential blight, with fewer than 1,000 abandoned homes now under the Land Bank's control, a significant drop from the 47,000 once managed.

Trump's executive order reclassifies marijuana to Schedule III, spurring optimism in Michigan's cannabis industry for research and tax relief, despite federal illegality and political opposition.