MDOT invites public feedback on transportation safety in Michigan through an online survey to inform the SHSP and VRUSA, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries. The survey is open until March 15.

EGLE approved expansion of Wayne Disposal Inc.'s hazardous waste landfill, a decision opposed by many due to environmental and public health concerns.

ICE operations in Detroit have exacerbated chronic absenteeism in the Detroit Public Schools Community District, with families fearing daily activities such as walking children to school.

Muskegon community held a vigil for those killed by U.S. immigration agents, including nurse Alex Pretti, amid policy tensions and local government actions to limit ICE activities.

Detroit officials extend shelter hours and declare a health emergency due to cold weather, offering assistance through hotlines, police precincts, and partnerships with local shelters.

The Detroit Fire Department mourns the passing of Lieutenant Dale Fahoome, a 27-year veteran, who died of Stage 4 cancer considered a line of duty death.

The Michigan DNR invites public input on outdoor recreation and conservation issues at meetings in February, with schedules and contact info available online.

Wayne County is returning millions to former property owners following tax foreclosures, in accordance with recent Michigan Supreme Court rulings and state law changes.

Michigan State Police held an awards ceremony honoring members like Sgt. Lena Wresinski as Trooper of the Year and MC Ofcr. Bryan Walker as Motor Carrier Officer of the Year for their service and community impact.

The Fitzgerald Recreation Center in Warren is temporarily closed due to mechanical issues, with updates expected by Spring 2026. Alternative senior programs are arranged at a different location.

Michigan's population grows for the fourth consecutive year, largely due to international migration, with a net gain from other states for the first time since the early '90s.

USA TODAY Co. is set to acquire The Detroit News, adding to their media presence in Detroit alongside the Detroit Free Press, with plans to maintain separate editorial voices.

Southeast Michigan schools, including Detroit's district, closed on Jan. 27 due to extreme cold, with temperatures potentially hitting -15 to -24°F with wind chill.