Women in construction are breaking gender barriers in Detroit, with Governor Whitmer proclaiming March 3-9, 2024, as Women in Construction Week in Michigan.

Michigan legislators introduce bills to ensure AEDs and cardiac emergency training are present in schools, sparked by past incidents and close calls involving student athletes.

The Mega Millions jackpot has reached $687 million, ranking as the sixth-largest in its history, with the next draw on Friday. Two $1 million tickets were recently sold in Michigan and California.

The State Theatre in Bay City, Michigan, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, leaving creditors, including Rick Springfield, unsettled amid FBI scrutiny and local controversy.

Consumers Energy initiates a $3.7 million program to bury power lines in six Michigan counties to improve electrical service reliability and prevent weather-related outages.

St. Germaine Catholic School in Michigan rallied to raise over $430,000 to avoid closure, yet faces uncertainty as enrollment is two students shy of the required 150.

A diner at Andale Mexican Grill in Commerce Township, Michigan, won a $1 million Powerball prize. The Powerball jackpot grew to $460 million, and the Mega Millions to $650 million.

A study by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services shows residents near a Rockford shoe manufacturer have high blood PFAS levels, likely from drinking water.

The American Bar Association launches pilot projects in Michigan to address racial bias in child welfare reporting, focusing on reducing the overrepresentation of children of color in foster care.

Barbara McQuade's new book "Attack from Within" warns about the dangers of disinformation in America and proposes solutions, including media ethics and better civic education.

The Mega Millions jackpot has reached $650 million, with no winners in the latest draw. The next chance to win is Tuesday, with a cash option of $308.6 million.

Farmington, Michigan celebrates its 200th anniversary with historic beer and cider release, reflecting on its evolution from a Quaker settlement to a buzzing community.

Concordia University Ann Arbor will remain open for the 2024-2025 school year despite financial challenges and is planning cost-cutting measures to increase sustainability.