Codie Carlson caught a record-breaking 64.46-pound flathead catfish in Michigan, surpassing the previous state record. The catch was officially confirmed by the DNR.

Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido promotes National Night Out events, emphasizing community-law enforcement bonds through safety education and family activities.

Michigan is collaborating with Undue Medical Debt to eliminate $144 million in medical debt for over 200,000 residents, easing financial strain and supporting access to essential needs.

Remains of Detroit WWII soldier Pvt. Kenneth L. Kramer identified 73 years after Bataan fall; died in POW camp, buried in mass grave. DPAA's efforts led to identification via dental, DNA analysis.

Grand Rapids, Michigan is recognized as the fastest-growing metro area for jobs in the U.S., with a strong job market in tech and insurance sectors, according to LinkedIn, FOX 17, and WWMT reports.

EGLE has issued an enforcement notice to Oakland County for discharging untreated sewage into Red Run Drain, which may result in fines or penalties. Macomb officials criticize Oakland, demanding action and improvements.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently discovered a live Egyptian locust in a traveler's luggage at Detroit Metro Airport, underscoring the threat invasive species pose to American agriculture.

Dearborn honored Suzanne Sareini by renaming a senior housing building after her, recognizing her legacy as the city's first Arab American councilwoman.

The remains of U.S. Army Pfc. William A. Wheeler, killed in the Korean War, have been identified and accounted for by the DPAA, using DNA and other analyses.

The Eastpointe community mourned the loss of Jennifer "Jamma" Harris, a slain McDonald's manager, with a vigil and memorial. The suspect, Muhammad, faces murder charges, and a fund has been set to support Harris's children.

MDOT is hosting a public open house on July 30 to discuss pedestrian bridge usage in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties and gather feedback for their strategic plan.

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.