U.S. visa cancellations at the University of Michigan lead to at least one international student leaving the country.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared an energy emergency in Michigan's Upper Peninsula after severe weather, easing fuel transport restrictions for recovery efforts.

Macomb County plans a free financial literacy event with workshops for April 12 to help residents with various financial topics and provide resources for better money management.

The Downtown Street Eats food truck rally returns to Detroit, offering diverse cuisines from various food trucks, carts, and pop-ups on weekdays until October 10th.

MSU and Apple are opening an Apple Manufacturing Academy in Detroit to boost small and medium-sized manufacturing businesses with training in smart manufacturing techniques.

The MGCB is urging Michigan residents to bet responsibly during the NCAA Championship, using only legal platforms to avoid scams and ensure consumer protection.

Detroit Fire Department initiates a Self-Re-Inspection Program to help small business owners rectify minor fire code violations. Owners can use a digital checklist to ensure compliance without a follow-up inspection.

Michigan's updated child car seat laws with stricter age, weight, and height requirements have come into effect to improve safety for young passengers.

Michigan experienced a series of tornadoes, causing damage and fatalities. Five tornadoes were confirmed, with the most severe being an EF-1 in Williamston. The storms resulted in multiple deaths, including an adult and children from fallen trees.

Wayne County Treasurer extends tax deadlines after bomb threats prompt office evacuation in Greektown, allowing residents additional time to address tax issues.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared April as Arab American Heritage Month to honor the contributions of Arab Americans to the state's culture and economy.

Sterling Heights City Council plans to discuss a $318 million budget on April 8, including a low tax rate, funding for public safety positions, major roadwork, and park investments.

The Sterling Heights Area Community Foundation will hold its Annual Meeting on April 8 at the local Community Center, focusing on grant distribution and community initiatives.