The Meijer LPGA Classic raised $2 million for Midwest food pantries, cumulatively contributing over $12 million. Lilia Vu won the tournament after a back injury, marking her fifth LPGA Tour win.

Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is appointed as a visiting professor at the University of Michigan, teaching public policy consulting alongside graduate students.

Renowned Detroit businessman and philanthropist William Pickard has died at age 83, with notable achievements in various sectors and a legacy of supporting Black communities and education.

A Michigan couple and their lawyer won a $842.4 million Powerball jackpot and chose a $305 million lump sum payout. They plan to keep their lifestyle and give back to the community.

David Abbott, former executive director of the Grand Rapids Festival of the Arts and Michigan cultural figure, died after a battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 60.

Doris Biscoe, a trailblazing journalist and former WXYZ-TV anchor, has passed away at 77. Her impactful career was marked by tenacity and a commitment to community journalism.

A Michigan Navy Seaman who died on D-Day will be honored by a teacher-student duo's research, culminating in a eulogy at the Normandy American Cemetery.

Michigan's MDHHS seeks kinship caregivers to join a new advisory council to inform policy and support for families providing care to related children.

Detroit opens a $40 million Bridge Housing Campus in its Core City neighborhood, providing transitional housing and integrated support services for the homeless.

Bob Kuchar, who was the 25 millionth to cross the Mackinac Bridge in 1974, revisited the site 50 years later, this time driving a truck instead of his motorcycle due to windy conditions.

Dan Fife, the legendary basketball coach of Clarkston High School, passed away at 74, leaving a legacy of 703 wins, numerous titles, and a deep impact on his community.

Detroit experiences garbage collection delays on the east and southwest sides due to staffing issues at outgoing waste hauler GFL Environmental, with Priority Waste taking over June 3.

Wayne State University resumed normal operations after a student protest demanding divestment from Israel led to a transition to remote activities and the arrest of 13 protestors.