Detroit Media Services is hosting a Film Detroit event on September 10 to help local creators get their work on city channels and navigate film permits, offering networking, entertainment, and information on ongoing support.

The Sterling Heights Public Library enhanced its play area for kids with props for early literacy, funded by a $2,000 grant, encouraging language skills and social connections.

Dearborn calls for public input on West Warren Ave road improvements, with a meeting on September 9 to discuss the $24.8 million project focused on safety and infrastructure upgrades.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission recognized 18 sustainable gardens for contributing to the city's environmental sustainability and flood mitigation efforts.

The Huron-Clinton Metroparks seek public input on park enhancements through a survey after implementing changes from past feedback, like new events and pet-friendly options.

Hazel Park community held a vigil for Linda Hill and her son Kardi Jackson, victims of a Labor Day double homicide. Their throats were slashed, and a man is arrested in connection to the killings.

Mayor Mike Duggan announces the Neighborhood Beautification Program winners in Detroit, with $1.15 million awarded to 94 community groups for local improvement projects.

Michigan designates September as Preparedness Month, urging households to prepare for disasters with family plans and emergency kits, highlighting preparedness at the 2025 Prepare Fair.

The annual Richmond Area Good Old Days Festival features a volunteer-run, family-friendly affair with activities like a grand parade, drawing 13,000 visitors, supported by local sponsors, and geared towards community inclusivity.

Macomb County is hosting its second annual Volunteer Recruitment Fair on September 11 to promote community service and volunteering opportunities across various organizations.

The Detroit Health Department will host its 4th Annual Block Party focusing on health and wellness with entertainment, health screenings, and a rally for infant safety.

Sterling Heights Police Department offers a Citizen's Police Academy to educate locals on police operations through a 30-hour course of lectures, tours, and practical experiences.

A Michigan Lottery player in St. Joseph County claimed a $2 million top prize from a $20 instant game ticket purchased in Sturgis. The 66-year-old winner, who chose to remain anonymous, plans to retire early and travel.