Former Detroit gang rivals have united to promote peace and mentor youth in schools after a surge in youth shootings, including the death of two children. They are leading programs like Ceasefire Detroit and Detroit Friends and Family.

Forbes Advisor named Albuquerque the city with the worst drivers in the U.S., while Detroit ranked third, and Boston had the best, with driving behaviors affecting insurance rates.

Pontiac voters approve a measure with 62% support to reform the city's recreational marijuana dispensary permitting process, addressing past controversies and litigation.

The Pensole Lewis College in Detroit opened a Foot Locker-sponsored studio for shoe design, heralding new opportunities for students and reinvigorating the city's creative spirit.

The Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $607 million, marking it the game's eighth-largest prize, with tickets available across multiple states and territories.

The UAW reports that a majority at the Alabama Mercedes-Benz plant support unionizing, marking progress in their effort to organize southern U.S. auto factories.

Michigan residents in nine counties affected by summer storms get tax extensions and unemployment aid, with applications open until March 27, 2024, for disaster unemployment benefits.

Michigan has become a leading state in online gambling, tying with New Jersey with $1.92 billion in bets. It's the fifth-largest in gambling revenue and taxes have greatly supported public education. Traditional casinos saw a slight drop in revenue.

The Mega Millions jackpot has risen to $563 million, ranking as the eighth largest, with no winners since December 8. The next draw is on February 27.

Metro-Detroit residents, including Emily Rutkowski of Misha's Angels, actively support Ukraine with supplies as the war enters its third year, amid discussions on U.S. aid and ongoing conflict developments.

FEMA has distributed $4.6 million to Michigan residents affected by August 2023 storms, including housing grants and funds for other disaster-related needs.

Marquette County has settled with Cleveland-Cliffs over $50 million in unpaid taxes, hoping to ensure tax stability until 2032 and end costly litigation.

Michigan State Rep. Cam Cavitt proposes funding to support the Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger program to help feed the needy and manage deer overpopulation.