Michigan Bolsters Fight Against Gun Violence with Federal Grants, Gov. Whitmer Advocates for Community Safety Initiatives
Michigan is increasing efforts to prevent gun violence through federal grants and community actions, with a current grant window open until July 2025. Governor Whitmer supports these programs aiming for a safer Michigan.
Michigan State Police Urge Residents to Prep for Sizzling Heatwave, Governor Whitmer and Officials Offer Safety Tips
Michigan is expecting high temperatures and the state's authorities are urging residents to prepare for a heatwave by staying cool, hydrated, and informed, while checking on vulnerable populations.
Lowell Charter Township Voters to Decide on Millage Proposal to Combat Spongy Moth Infestation
Lowell Charter Township residents will vote on a millage to fund combating spongy moth infestations threatening local trees. The measure, if passed, would cost homeowners an average of $50 a year.
Detroit Fire Department Launches In-House Paramedic Training Program in Collaboration with Wayne County Community College
The Detroit Fire Department has launched its first in-house paramedic training program, in collaboration with Wayne County Community College District, allowing firefighters to train on duty and get paid.
Detroit Prepares for Ford Fireworks: Street Closures, Parking Tips, and Transit Adjustments Announced for June 23 Event
Detroit prepares for the Ford Fireworks on June 23 with guidelines for street closures, parking, and transportation; public advised on the best viewing spots and prohibited items.












