Michigan's EGLE and partner organizations are intensifying efforts to manage invasive aquatic plants, such as hydrilla and Glyceria maxima, that threaten waterfowl habitats. Hunters are urged to prevent plant spread by cleaning equipment.

A court ruled that FEMA and DHS cannot tie disaster relief funds to state immigration policy compliance, a win for states' rights led by Michigan AG Nessel.

Detroit has launched James Baldwin Sidewalk Libraries, featuring local artists' designs, to celebrate Baldwin's work and promote literature engagement in the community.

Rep. Haley Stevens files impeachment articles against HHS Secretary RFK Jr., citing public health risks from misinformation and funding cuts for research.

A South American crocodile was found under a crab apple tree in a Michigan suburb and was moved to Birch Run Zoo. Authorities are puzzled about its origin.

Detroit weather forecast includes a chance of showers and possible thunderstorms with high near 74°F, followed by clearing skies and a sunny weekend ahead.

M-90 at North Branch Flint River bridge in Lapeer County will close overnight on September 25 for deck pouring as part of a $3.5 million roadworks project.

A backyard flock in Allegan County, Michigan, has tested positive for HPAI, the first in the area's poultry since 2022, prompting increased biosecurity efforts.

MDOT announces lane closures on US-23 near Joy Road in Ann Arbor due to bridge repairs, causing potential delays from Sept. 26-28, with intermittent full closures overnight.

An off-duty Detroit officer, Liam Collier, was charged with intoxicated driving and carrying a weapon while impaired after a crash. No injuries were reported.

The Michigan AG reissued a data breach alert after an incident at TransUnion exposed 4.4 million individuals' data, advocating for better breach legislation.

The article describes the changing weather in Detroit, with sunshine, showers, and thunderstorms expected, and temperatures fluctuating around the 70s-80s.

A woman was fatally stabbed at a Shelby Township gas station; the suspect, who fled leaving a child behind, was later arrested. The police say it wasn't random and there's no public threat.