Dr. Kimberly Andrews Espy has been inaugurated as the first female president of Wayne State University, outlining a vision to enhance student and regional growth.

Residents seek answers after a fatal warehouse explosion in Clinton Township, and officials find butane and nitrous oxide there. Investigations are ongoing.

FEMA sets an April 8 deadline for Michigan storm victims to apply for aid and offers in-person assistance at the Kemeny Recreation Center from March 18-23.

"Diarra from Detroit," a new series created by and starring Detroit native Diarra Kilpatrick, premieres on BET+ on March 21, infusing Detroit's culture into a mystery-comedy about a teacher tracking her dating-app match.

Comerica Bank is hosting its sixth annual prom dress drive with Jackets for Jobs in Detroit, seeking dress and accessory donations until April 12 to benefit local high school students.

The West Bloomfield School District Board voted to demolish the historic Roosevelt Elementary in Keego Harbor, despite local opposition and a $1.7 million offer to convert the school into apartments.

A water main break in Grand Rapids, Michigan, leads to a boil water advisory affecting about 20,000 residents. Schools and businesses adapt with closures and safety measures.

The article describes the "Red Dress Installation" at Northern Michigan University, which raises awareness of the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women, aligning with the broader REDress Project.

The Powerball jackpot has risen to $645 million with no winner from the last draw, while a Michigan player won $1 million, and four others won $50,000 each.

Community groups in Detroit, using federal funds, have achieved a 50-70% crime reduction in certain areas through the ShotStoppers program, showing promise for community-based violence intervention.

The Michigan Defense Exposition (MDEX) will take place in Warren, Michigan, providing three days of defense sector networking, updates, and showcases.

Ortonville Village Council declined a permit for Abigail's Pride event amidst concerns over traffic and business disruption, prompting accusations of possible homophobia.

Businesses like 88 Banh Mi & Bowl in Detroit credit TikTok for boosting sales, while the U.S. House's bill to potentially ban the app has sparked concerns among users over national security issues and economic impact.