Mid-Michigan Honor Flight is seeking WWII, Korean, and Vietnam War women veterans for an all-female Honor Flight to memorials in Washington D.C. on June 11-12.

The proposed $78 billion tax bill aims to expand the child tax credit, potentially benefiting many families, but its future remains uncertain during the House recess.

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating a claim that an Ann Arbor school counselor made a discriminatory remark towards a Muslim student, with CAIR-MI having filed the complaint. The district is not commenting on the ongoing legal issue.

Dearborn residents face water outages due to a water main break at Mildred & Edward Streets, with city workers and DPW responding to resolve the issue.

A viral "Chicago Rat Hole" on Roscoe Street draws unwanted tourists and disruption, prompting locals to seek a resolution including sidewalk replacement.

Michigan's economy is lagging in the transition to a knowledge-based economy, ranking 39th in per capita income, with calls for a shift towards high-education, high-wage industries.

Detroit Lions fans face high travel costs for the NFC Championship game in San Francisco, with airfares over $3,100 and ticket prices ranging from $665 to over $10,000.

Detroit home values surged by 23% in 2023, with all 209 neighborhoods experiencing growth. Notices with proposed property assessment changes reflect this value increase, with tax hikes capped at 5%.

Detroit responds to cold with CAM Access Points for the homeless, expanding shelter hours and providing resources like hotlines and warming centers throughout the city.

A person in Michigan won a $4.37 million jackpot in the Lotto 47 game, with the winning ticket purchased in Cadillac. The winner has not yet claimed the prize.

The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation is awarding $34,000 in scholarships with a March 15 application deadline. Students in various fields can apply, with support from local companies and organizations.

Pontiac adopts new housing ordinances, requiring rental property registration, safety inspections, and allowing tenants to escrow rent for maintenance issues, as Mayor Tim Greimel enhances code enforcement and educates on tenant rights.

The MI Diaries project at MSU provides a platform for storytelling and healing after a mass shooting and during the pandemic. The initiative collects audio entries, funded by grants, and hopes to continue for a long time.