Sterling Heights received the Redevelopment Ready Communities certification from MEDC, marking a commitment to fostering investment and improving community assets.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission is accepting nominations for the 2025 Business Standard of Excellence Awards, celebrating commercial properties with exceptional aesthetics.

Michigan's proposed statewide K-12 student cellphone ban failed to pass the House due to insufficient votes, with lawmakers divided along party lines.

MSU paused psychiatric service changes after layoffs, including the counseling director, amid community backlash and calls for review.

Judge Kevin Cox halted the disposal of Manhattan Project-era radioactive waste in a Wayne County landfill, responding to health and environmental concerns.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel introduced free, fillable Power of Attorney forms on the Elder Abuse Task Force’s website to help residents protect their rights.

Anglers compete at the 2025 Bassmaster Elite in Lake St. Clair, with a $100,000 prize for the winner. The event coincides with the Cheers to Chesterfield Festival, featuring family activities and community engagement.

Macomb County's Senior Services is having an open house for its GoldenBerry Adult Day Caring Center, designed for individuals with Alzheimer's or dementia, on August 14th to showcase its services and facilities.

Michigan State Police reported a 20% increase in OK2SAY tipline tips, reaching a record 11,671. Bullying and suicide concerns were the most reported issues.

Southeast Michigan voters prepare for August 5 primary elections to decide key political seats and municipal proposals, including a crowded Detroit mayoral race shaped by incumbent Mayor Duggan's shift to a gubernatorial run.

Detroit's community and faith leaders held a rally to address the recent spike in gun violence impacting children, promoting unity and change in the face of tragedy.

The Pedal for Paws Pub Crawl in Muskegon combines a social biking event with support for local animal rescues. Set for August 3rd, it starts at Muskegon Brewing Company, includes multiple stops, and benefits five animal organizations.

Grand Rapids Police Chief Eric Winstrom has reported significant progress in transforming his department's culture, training, and procedures, focusing on trust, reducing crime, and implementing policy changes.