Detroit Animal Care and Control advises pet owners to protect their pets from extreme heat and informs on heatstroke symptoms and preventive measures.

Michigan healthcare system is under federal investigation after an employee claimed religious discrimination over employment practices, potentially violating Church Amendments.

Flint opens cooling centers in response to heatwave, providing air-conditioned spaces, water, and rest areas for residents. Mayor emphasizes the initiative's role in protecting public health.

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 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.

An animal shelter in Michigan faces a crisis after severe storms caused flooding, damaging the facility and destroying supplies, with the community asked to help.

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 the Ford Fireworks on June 23 with guidelines for street closures, parking, and transportation; public advised on the best viewing spots and prohibited items.

More than 100 activists gathered in Grand Rapids rallying for sanctuary city policies and against local cooperation with ICE, despite a city commission meeting cancellation.

Swim coach Stefanie Kerska flew with U.S. Navy Blue Angels, showcasing her bravery—a value she teaches her students. Despite delays, her flight with pilot Major Scott Laux proved intense and enlightening into naval aviation.

Detroit city offices will close on Juneteenth, with essential services still operational. Refuse collection will continue, DDOT buses will run, but parking enforcement will pause. Online city services remain available.

Dearborn Police Chief Issa Shahin reminds residents to adhere to local fireworks laws for the Fourth of July, with zero tolerance for violations, specifying allowable times and underscoring safety and responsibility.

Residents of three Michigan counties have signed a letter to Governor Whitmer seeking a resolution for damages from the 2020 Edenville Dam failure, expressing frustration over the state's role in the disaster and the slow response to their plight.