The 33rd Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive will take place on May 10 in Macomb County, where residents can donate non-perishable foods to help local food banks.

Macomb County involves residents in road maintenance through Adopt-A-County Road, offering no-fee participation, signs for contributors, and necessary cleaning supplies.

Sterling Heights' Mexican restaurants prepare for Cinco de Mayo with authentic cuisine, live music, and tequila tastings, as local favorites gear up for the festive weekend.

Disarmory Ministries in Berkley, Michigan, has opened a permanent gun buyback facility at St. David's Episcopal Church, offering gift cards and art from destroyed guns for unwanted firearms every Friday and Saturday.

Anchor Bay School District in Michigan plans to ban the use of personal electronic devices during school hours from fall 2025, spurring mixed reactions from parents and aligning with broader discussions on device usage in schools.

Dearborn's DPW Yard offers a free paper shredding event for residents on May 3, requiring proof of residency and limiting to five boxes of paper each.

Detroit celebrated 10 years of the Sachse Construction Academy's role in teaching trades to high school students, coinciding with National Apprenticeship Day.

Governor Whitmer secures a new F-15EX fighter mission for Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Michigan, promising economic growth and improved national defense.

Dearborn has renamed city spaces after influential residents, acknowledging their contributions to the community, including former Mayor O’Reilly, Chief Curator Tate, arts leader Woodyard, and council member Sareini.

Royal Oak City Council voted to replace parking with green spaces on Rochester Road, causing concern among local businesses about the impact on customer access and revenue.

Michigan is under a Red Flag Warning for high wildfire risk, advising against burning due to dry, windy conditions post an ice storm. Residents are directed to collection stations for debris disposal.

Russ Kavalhuna is appointed as the 10th president of Western Michigan University, starting July 1, 2025, following growth-focused leadership at Henry Ford College.

Detroit is launching an enhanced Motor City Makeover with tool libraries, mini murals, free trees, and flowers to promote neighborhood cleanups and city beautification.