A Kalamazoo couple won $3 million from the Michigan Lottery's Mega Millions after buying $20 in tickets. The prize will be saved, and lottery sales support education funds.

The Warren Public Library is hosting the "Americans and the Holocaust" exhibition, examining the U.S. response to Nazism and the Holocaust in the '30s and '40s.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel alerts veterans to a scam using postcards promising benefits to steal personal data. She advises verifying claims with official sources.

The Michigan Public Service Commission held a hearing on a proposed AI center in Saline Township, where residents discussed its potential economic benefits and environmental concerns.

The MSCA plans to meet on December 12 in Lansing to discuss the construction of a utility tunnel, with options for in-person attendance and livestreaming available. Public input is encouraged.

Art teacher Le Tran from East Kentwood High School is featured in a #proudMIeducator video, gaining recognition for connecting with students and inspiring community engagement in art, earning her state and national educator awards.

Detroit opens recreation centers and libraries as daytime warming spaces in response to cold weather, with extended services and beds for overnight shelter.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel secured a preliminary injunction blocking Medicaid reimbursement cuts to Planned Parenthood, emphasizing the need for healthcare access.

Detroit's Leland House residents faced potential eviction amid bankruptcy issues, but new financing may prevent a power shutoff and forced move-out, with a court hearing scheduled.

Sterling Heights introduces regulations for cryptocurrency machines to combat scams, especially during the holiday season, requiring licenses, ID verification, anti-fraud messaging, transaction limits for new users, and customer support.

Dearborn, Michigan, hosts holiday events including the new Downtown Dearborn Ice Sculpture Walk and the Jingle Bell Bash, with ice art, family activities, and community support.

Veteran Ernest Doolin, a school crossing guard, shielded a student from a car, earning mayoral and police commendation.

Michigan State Police's "Stuff a Blue Goose" campaign collects toys and food for those in need during the holidays, growing in participation since its 2009 inception.