Materials from the NFL Draft stage in Detroit are being donated to local nonprofits like Detroit Dog Rescue, to construct a spay and neuter clinic and help other community organizations.

Hart High School Principal Troy Moran passed away from a heart attack at 46. The school held a vigil and offered counseling, dedicating a drama performance to him.

Sterling Heights teams with Utica Community Schools to launch an inclusivity-focused Project SEARCH internship for students with disabilities, offering real-world job experience from August to May 2025.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel warns of potential scams and human trafficking during the NFL Draft in Detroit, advising caution and vigilance against fraudulent activities.

University of Michigan students have set up a pro-Palestinian protest camp demanding the university divest from companies linked to Israel, amid a national trend of similar protests.

Healthcare workers at Ascension St. John Hospital in Detroit are striking for improved conditions and accusing TeamHealth of prioritizing profits over patient care.

A judge has granted a two-week stay halting the demolition of Keego Harbor's Roosevelt Elementary School, as community members fight to preserve it. The school's future remains uncertain.

Michigan's "Reach for the Pie" contest offers free pizza for a year to high school seniors who complete the FAFSA, aiming to improve the state's low submission rates.

A Michigan man won $150,000 in the Powerball by matching four white balls and the Powerball, boosted with the Power Play option. He discovered his win when scanning his ticket at a store.

Ann Arbor Public Schools faces a $25 million deficit, leading to layoffs and budget cuts. The shortfall emerged from an accounting error, enrollment drops, and increased hiring, prompting community meetings and an audit to assess the situation.

Former Calvin University President Wiebe Boer and his wife are suing the university, claiming they were wrongly ousted with racial discrimination and alleging breach of contract and defamation.

The Ann Arbor Public Schools board voted 4-3 to approve teacher layoffs due to a significant budget deficit, including an accounting error, sparking protests from educators.

Cindy Dziurgot from Redford Township, Michigan, won $25,000 a year for life in the lottery, but chose a lump sum of $390,000 instead. She plans to pay off debts and invest the remainder.