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.

The Great Lakes Water Authority will raise water and wastewater charges by 3.25% and 3% respectively in southeast Michigan starting July 1, part of a larger budget adjustment for fiscal 2025.

The Detroit Health Department updates guidance to combat COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses, emphasizing vaccination and good hygiene practices.

A man from Wayne County has won a $110,000 lottery jackpot for the second time in six months, both wins occurring at the same BP gas station in Southfield.

The article discusses the dates and significance of Easter and Passover in the spring season, as well as the traditions and religious observances associated with these holidays.

Michigan's personal income tax rate will rise to 4.25% in 2024 as conditions for a lower rate are not met, triggering a lawsuit by Republican lawmakers.

The UAW leadership has reassigned Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Mock following policy violation allegations, affecting her supervision of certain departments.