Michigan AG Dana Nessel urges public to comment on DTE Electric's application for a data center in Saline, advocating for transparency and public hearings to assess the potential impact on ratepayers and the clean energy agenda.

Ferndale ends contract with Flock Safety amid privacy concerns, seeking a new license plate reader vendor while emphasizing community values and ethical standards.

Dearborn announces the MI Bright Lights and Dearborn Wanderlights events for the winter season, offering holiday-themed light displays, artistic installations, and community celebrations.

Residents near a Grosse Pointe Farms sewage station complain of foul odors affecting their quality of life and property enjoyment, with the SEMSD attempting to address the issue through maintenance and potential new measures.

Michigan Assistant Attorney General John L. Thurber received the Theodore W. Swift Civility Award for his professionalism and commitment to the legal field.

Michigan hospices seek veteran volunteers to provide companionship and support to fellow service members in hospice care, emphasizing the unique bond and understanding shared between veterans.

Western Michigan University and the Dallas Cowboys mourn the loss of Marshawn Kneeland, who died by suicide after a police chase. Tributes include helmet decals and his number on the field.

First responders in Detroit, including DEMCA and DFD, successfully donated 24 units of blood with Versiti, emphasizing the lifesaving impact of their contributions.

Doug Podell, a renowned Detroit radio personality, is retiring after a 50-year career. He will host his last show on December 5 on WLLZ. Podell is celebrated for his deep connection with listeners and influence on Detroit rock radio.

Detroit maintains 96 food sites amidst SNAP support fluctuations; Mayor Duggan commits to local food security after a Supreme Court ruling impacts benefits.

Greg Ouellette won a seat on Auburn Hills City Council posthumously after dying from a heart attack on election day. His wife feels he knew of his victory, continuing his legacy of service.

Michigan is enhancing awareness and support for menopausal women, discussing the impact on workforce and economy. Events feature experts and leaders, and a Women’s Commission survey will guide policy for menopause-friendly workplaces.

MDOT will host the 12th meeting on the I-375 project for public input on Nov. 13, 2025, at The Eastern in Detroit, discussing current progress and proposed changes.