Michigan AG Dana Nessel warns of a scam impersonating the Oakland County Sheriff's Office and advises consumers on protective measures against such fraud.

St. Christopher's Catholic Church in Detroit held its last Mass after 80+ years due to low attendance and financial issues, independent of the Archdiocese's consolidation efforts.

MDOT seeks public input on US-31 Business Route improvements in Montague, including road resurfacing and ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps.

The Detroit Fire Department celebrated the graduation of its first-ever in-house Paramedic class, with most graduates having passed the NREMT exam already.

Sterling Heights and Santa Clarita are holding Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Walks on January 19 to celebrate his legacy, featuring speeches, performances, and charitable contributions.

Wade Wines was awarded by Oakland County Sheriff for saving a man, Adam Brewer, who fell through ice on Bush Lake. Sheriff Bouchard noted increased ice-related emergencies and stressed safety.

Detroit records its lowest murder rate since 1965 with overall crime declining, including a 34.5% drop in homicides and reductions in nonfatal shootings and carjackings. New community-focused safety initiatives are being launched.

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer declares January Braille Literacy Month to highlight the importance of braille for the visually impaired and the services offered by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity.

Mourners are set to honor the late Michigan State Librarian Randy Riley, who was dedicated to improving public libraries and accessibility to reading.

Michigan's brief Black Lake sturgeon fishing season opens on February 7, with strict conservation measures including a six-fish limit and mandatory DNR notification for catches.

Detroit officials are reinforcing fire safety regulations with local nightlife businesses following a Swiss bar fire tragedy, emphasizing adherence to city codes to prevent similar incidents.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel concluded her holiday consumer protection campaign, warning that scam prevention tips are relevant year-round, not just during the holidays.

Lake Superior State University's 2026 Banished Words List highlights overused phrases like "6-7," "massive," and "incentivize," drawing submissions globally and marking their 50th anniversary by also listing repeat offenders.