Michigan's fisheries and aquatic habitats receive over $1.1 million in grants for nine conservation projects from the state's Fisheries Habitat Grants program.

The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation and its partners awarded $19,000 in scholarships to local students, marking the continuation of their 27-year tradition in educational support.

A K-9 named Loki found live pipe bombs in an abandoned vehicle in Saginaw, Michigan. The explosives were deactivated by the bomb squad. The investigation is ongoing.

Michigan AG Nessel and 20 other states' attorneys general oppose DHS's decision to close three oversight offices, which assist with civil rights and immigration issues, arguing it bypasses congressional authority.

Ex-teacher Vincent Weaver faces charges for sexually assaulting a preteen at George Washington Carver Academy. He remains in custody with bond at $250,000.

Detroit police are investigating a fatal shooting and a nearby car crash to determine if they are linked. A man in his mid-20s was found shot, and shortly after, a rollover crash occurred blocks away.

Henry Ford Health donated the former Kingswood Hospital to be the new site for Jalen Rose Leadership Academy's high school, with plans for a middle school and a $20 million capital campaign.

Flint, Michigan, has met EPA requirements for safe drinking water, ending the emergency order in place since 2016 after replacing over 97% of lead pipes.

The article discusses a variety of weather conditions in Detroit, including showers and mild temperatures, advising residents to keep up with the changing forecasts.

Grand Rapids Police investigate a shooting that left a man with non-life-threatening injuries; the man's inconsistent statements have prompted difficulties in identifying a suspect.

Ludacris is set to perform at a postgame concert during the Detroit Tigers' Hip-Hop Night on June 13, part of the Black in Baseball Weekend at Comerica Park.

MDARD warns against unapproved psychoactive substances in foods, which are illegal and potentially harmful, emphasizing consumer safety and legal compliance.

The SSA's report shows Charlotte and Noah are the most popular baby names in Michigan since 2020, with the trend holding in 2024. Nationwide, Olivia and Liam top the list. The SSA details their methodology, emphasizing separate spellings of names.