Detroit Fire Department concluded its second annual Professional Development Conference, focusing on leadership, innovation, and first responder mental health.

Local residents and environmental groups strongly oppose a proposed expansion of the Wayne Disposal Inc. landfill due to health and environmental concerns.

Michigan reports increased school attendance and reduced chronic absenteeism for the third consecutive year, according to the Michigan Department of Education.

Sterling Heights and AGS Automotive launched the Inspiring Green initiative for environmental sustainability, planting trees and enhancing green spaces in the city.

Plymouth residents are experiencing a severe rat infestation, with rising complaints about city officials' inadequate action, while local exterminators face increased demand.

Detroit's 313 area code is getting a 679 companion. From October 7, 10-digit dialing is required, preparing for 679's introduction when 313 numbers run out.expected in 2028.

The 34th annual Senior Fun Festival in Macomb County will take place on September 25 at the Lorenzo Cultural Center.

Monroe County launches the SAFE Program to help first responders assist residents with special needs by providing critical information to prevent confusion and unnecessary force.

Sterling Heights remains the safest big city in Michigan for 2024, with a 45% drop in property crime and lowest violent crime rates, according to FBI UCR data, as cited by the city's website.

Michigan State Police launched a campaign to alert about online sexual predators and encourage family discussions on internet safety, including the use of parental controls.

Dr. Cheri Betz is named the final president of Siena Heights University, leading it through its concluding year before closure due to economic pressures.

Sterling Heights joins the Housing Supply Accelerator Challenge to address its housing needs, aiming to increase affordable and inclusive living spaces with support from NLC and APA.

The Detroit Tigers face misconduct accusations involving several men, including executives, with allegations such as inappropriate comments and conduct. The organization has taken action, including firings and implementing a maternity leave program.