Michigan reports distributing over 110,000 gun locks and emphasizes education on safe firearm storage two years after a secure storage law was enacted.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel issued a consumer alert for dating services, urging caution about scams, privacy, contracts, and encouraging reading terms and reporting issues.

Josh Cauldwell-Clarke, a British influencer, reported a privacy breach after Michigan hospital staff accessed his health records without a valid reason.

Michigan's UIA is updating its system, causing a temporary shutdown from Feb. 19-22, before launching the new MiUI platform. Services like claiming benefits will be paused, but no penalties for late actions during this period will be applied.

AG Dana Nessel warns Michigan residents of romance scams around Valentine's Day, advising caution on dating apps and offering tips to ensure safety and prevent fraud.

A Madison Heights family's home was damaged when an autistic child they found in their bathtub left the water running, resulting in extensive damage. Community support, including a GoFundMe, is helping them cope.

Dearborn reports a 14% crime rate drop for the second consecutive year due to increased police staffing, new technology, and public safety investment.

Students from Wayne-Westland Community Schools presented a slideshow on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy during a Black History Month event at a State Board of Education meeting.

Detroit sets up shelters and library warm spaces and issues a cold weather health emergency due to a deep freeze; Mayor Sheffield and her team act to provide residents safe havens.

Detroit's CeCe Winans won her 18th Grammy for Best Gospel Performance/Song, tying with Aretha Franklin as one of the most awarded females in Grammy history.

Livonia Public Schools experienced a phishing scam via a hacked staff email, offering fake jobs to students. Cybersecurity efforts are being emphasized in response.

Baseball legend Mickey Lolich has died at 85, with tributes for the 1968 World Series hero pouring in from the Detroit Tigers and fans.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel introduced a tool for reporting misconduct by immigration officers, fostering accountability and addressing community concerns.