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Roger Penske was honored at Ford Field as Ford and GM leaders joined to highlight the Pope Francis Center’s Bridge housing work in Detroit.
An unnamed Muskegon County resident has claimed a $1 million Michigan Lottery prize — his second major payout after a $366,984 Fantasy 7 win; he says he will invest the money.
A Grosse Ile resident won $1 million in the Michigan Lottery’s Millionaire Maker second‑chance drawing at Little Caesars Arena. Finalists were chosen in a March 31 drawing and the in‑arena wheel picked the winner.
Dearborn’s school board is holding public interviews for six superintendent candidates; if it hires one of four Arab American finalists, the district would get its first permanent Arab American superintendent.
Newaygo County ordered immediate evacuations Thursday for residents in the floodplain below Croton Dam as Muskegon River levels climbed toward major flood stage. Shelter was set up in White Cloud.
A Texas Longhorn that wandered into Barry County was located after a flashlight-lit search and guided back to its owner by Michigan State Police and the animal’s handler.
Trainer Michael Burkey and city officials outline simple, practical steps — stand still, protect your core and report loose animals to Detroit Animal Care & Control.
Wesco, the Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn and Opus Packaging allege Blue Cross kept recoveries after claims-processing errors; ERISA suits over the invoices are active in federal court.
A server malfunction left safety and communication systems offline across Lake Shore Public Schools, forcing a one‑day shutdown and leaving families scrambling.
At its May spring commencement, the University of Michigan plans to confer its one‑millionth degree as nearly 14,000 students graduate across Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint.
Nurses at MyMichigan Alma and McLaren Central Michigan will hold informational pickets Tuesday as part of a statewide push to curb forced overtime and press for safer staffing.
U‑M redirected millions from its discontinued DEI operation into the Go Blue Guarantee, boosting aid to nearly $56M and expanding free tuition to thousands across three campuses.
MSU trustees approved a 5% increase to on‑campus housing and dining, lifting room‑and‑board above $13,500 and adding to the cost families face.
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