68 swimmers participate in a relay to complete the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald's final 411-mile journey, raising funds for the Whitefish Point Lighthouse and honoring the 1975 shipwreck victims.

Sterling Heights won the Outstanding Resilience and Sustainability Award for its Climate Action Plan, which implements initiatives to reduce emissions and increase sustainability.

A study shows the Mackinac Bridge contributes $193 million annually to Michigan's economy, with tourism and the annual Bridge Walk event boosting spending and supporting local jobs.

A Wayne County judge ordered Northville to reopen downtown streets by July 15 after a lawsuit from "Let's Open Northville," ending a dispute over pandemic-initiated street closures.

The University of Michigan hired Spencer Stuart to find a new president following Santa Ono's departure, inviting community nominations and promising a transparent search.

The article details a correspondent's visit to various attractions in Roseville, Macomb County, encompassing shopping, music nostalgia, and dealing with a storm.

Michigan AG Nessel joined a coalition of AGs to challenge the U.S. Department of Education's halting of mental health funding for schools, highlighting the potential harm to students, especially in rural areas.

Livonia police enforce laws banning golf carts on public roads and sidewalks, issuing $100 fines for violations. Different rules may apply in other Michigan communities.

Swimmers are undertaking a 411-mile relay in memory of the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald's sinking, aiming to reach its intended port in Detroit and support Whitefish Point Light Station's preservation.

Michigan's EGLE found major issues in Wyandotte's water system, citing risks and requiring a correction plan. Despite this, city officials insist the water is safe.

The Henry Ford Centennial Library in Dearborn announces summer activities including author talks, youth events, and book sales, with various speakers and themes for community engagement.

WalletHub names Detroit the most stressed city in the US, citing high unemployment and poverty rates, low median income, crime, and poor public health as factors.

Michigan's Adopt-A-Highway program announces its second cleanup of the year, with volunteers ready to clean highways from July 12-20. The initiative has been successful since 1990, with MDOT supporting volunteers with safety vests and materials.