Michigan's House Regulatory Reform Committee has endorsed bills for schools to adopt cardiac emergency plans, including on-site AEDs at athletic events and mandatory AED training for coaches.

The Black Family Wellness Expo is being held in Detroit and Hampton to address health disparities in the Black community with screenings and workshops.

A Michigan lottery player won $25,000 a year for life after matching all numbers in the Lucky For Life drawing with an online ticket. They can choose yearly payments or a lump sum.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $559 million, with no grand prize winners in the latest draw, incorporating numbers 1, 3, 7, 16, and 66, with a Powerball of 5.

Detroit celebrates 313 Day with special events, discounts, and giveaways citywide, including $3.13 deals, a Pistons pre-game bash, and free museum admission.

Community protests continue against the demolition of historic Roosevelt Elementary in Keego Harbor, with safety concerns over the hired abatement company and increased developer offers being ignored by the school district.

The Detroit community mourns the loss of Chef Maxcel Hardy, who was also a community advocate and died at 40. Services are scheduled, and he is remembered for his culinary achievements and activism.

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.