Birmingham's proposed street plan, involving sidewalk installations and tree removal, faces opposition from residents and leads to a revised plan addressing infrastructure without tree loss.

A study finds a link between increased racism against Asian Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic and a rise in firearm purchases among this community.

Central Michigan University has expanded its CMU Tuition Advantage program to offer free tuition for students with family income and assets under $65,000, starting fall 2024. Eligibility requires filing the FAFSA and meeting certain criteria.

AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study finds roadside worker fatalities higher than reported, with underreporting due to misclassification, high-risk factors being speed, distraction, and impairment rather than poor visibility.

Workers at Antolin Interiors USA in Howell, MI voted to join UAW Local 163 amid dissatisfaction with conditions.

Dearborn, MI, ups police presence after a WSJ op-ed sparked Islamophobia concerns. Mayor Hammoud announced surveillance to protect the community and counter potential hate crimes.

The Father Marquette National Memorial in Michigan is being updated with a focus on Native American perspectives, funded by a $3.6 million grant from the Mellon Foundation.

Runner David Gallagher suffered a heart attack during Detroit's Belle Isle New Year’s Eve Run but was saved by CPR from nurse Katelyn Lloyd and prompt medical attention.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel educates on fighting identity theft, emphasizing vigilance and prevention during Identity Theft Awareness Week after Michigan reported 17,000 cases last year.

A Clinton Township man's consistent purchase of Michigan Lottery scratch-off tickets yields a massive $300,000 prize. His daily routine at a local Marathon gas station proves to be life-altering, highlighting the potential of perseverance in lottery luck.

A Sparta, Michigan local won a $1.1 million Lotto 47 jackpot with a ticket from Family Fare supermarket. The Michigan Lottery urges the winner to claim their prize.

Governor Whitmer declared February 1 Unclaimed Property Day in Michigan, urging residents to check for unclaimed funds totaling $2 billion through the state's website.

Michigan's MDARD has allocated $150,000 in grants to 22 local animal shelters for the welfare of homeless pets, sourced from taxpayer donations to the Animal Welfare Fund.