EMU is ending partnerships with two Chinese universities, Beibu Gulf University and Guangxi University, due to national security concerns raised by U.S. Representatives Walberg and Moolenaar.

Dearborn has been named a Tree City USA for the 38th year by the Arbor Day Foundation, acknowledging its commitment to urban forestry and green initiatives.

Ferris State University teams up with RAM to provide free medical, dental, and vision care in Big Rapids, Michigan, on May 31 and June 1, with no ID or insurance needed.

Oak Hill Cemetery in Battle Creek closed due to extensive storm damage, including over 100 downed trees, making it unsafe for visitors. It will remain closed for about two and a half months.

Patmos Library in Ottawa County is set to reopen on May 27 after a staffing-related closure since May 9 due to staff resigning over issues with the library board.

BGCSEM is opening a new branch at Michigan Central in Detroit, introducing an innovation lab and other facilities to foster local youth talent in technology and manufacturing sectors.

Former Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Cavanagh has died at 84, remembered for a distinguished legal career and numerous contributions to Michigan's judicial system.

Detroit city offices close for Memorial Day; essential services like Police and Fire remain active; waste collection rescheduled; public transit on Sunday schedule; People Mover operates for festival; online services available.

University of Michigan economists forecast moderate job growth for Oakland County's economy, with expectations of 0.5% annual growth through 2027 despite recent manufacturing job losses.

Dearborn's Dunworth and Ford Woods outdoor pools will open on May 24, 2025, while splash pads are also available; indoor pools remain open year-round. Residents under 13 swim free; pool tags for sale.

Ypsilanti's Fourth of July parade will continue with a WWII theme, despite initial concerns after organizer Angel Vanas stepped down. The community and the American Legion Post No. 282 are rallying to ensure the event goes ahead.

Grand Rapids approves a $735 million budget for FY26, including funding for 22 city staff positions, no parking fine increases, and infrastructure investments.

Six Michigan cities ranked in U.S. News & World Report's top 100 best places to live, with Rochester Hills and Troy in the top 10. The list was based on factors like jobs and quality of life, gauged by a survey.