The Michigan DNR will livestream Michigan Natural Resources Commission meetings starting Feb. 11, expanding public access to discussions on wildlife and resource policy.

Free CERT training begins Feb. 19 in Detroit, teaching residents disaster response, first aid, and emergency preparedness skills.

Ryan Kennedy, a Detroit Lions fan, filed a $100 million lawsuit against DK Metcalf and others, alleging defamation after being accused of racism during a game incident.

Michigan State Police announced grant applications for community gun violence intervention programs, supported by DOJ's Bureau of Justice Assistance, starting April 1, 2026.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board warns residents to bet legally and responsibly for Super Bowl LX, highlighting licensed operations' safety and the risks of unregulated sites.

Detroit's Washington Boulevard Senior Apartments' broken elevator has left elderly residents stranded, prompting community concern and a response from the building management and city officials.

Venezuelan man, Edwin Romero Gutierrez, was arrested by ICE in Hazel Park after a car chase and entering an Amazon warehouse. He had previously been detained in 2023 for illegal border crossing.

A burst water pipe caused severe flooding at Franklin Wright Settlements in Detroit, leading to a shutdown of the facility and an urgent call for community support.

A potential resolution is near for the Henry Ford Genesys Hospital strike after over five months, as the hospital and Teamsters Local 332 report reaching a negotiation milestone.

Ann Arbor City Council limits ICE access to city property without warrants and prohibits city resources for immigration enforcement, amid controversial ICE tactics.

Michigan students identified by the AP Potential Tool may receive letters encouraging AP course enrollment, showcasing the state's commitment to advanced education and highlighting success among diverse student groups.

Sterling Heights honors Black History Month with a month-long series of events, including cultural performances, a screening of "King Richard," author visits, and lectures. The city will light up the Halo on M-59 to commemorate the occasion.

Thirteen Michigan sites, including a historic hotel and an African American neighborhood, are added to the National Register of Historic Places, highlighting the state's cultural and architectural history.