Michigan museums, such as Holland Museum, face financial strain due to potential federal funding cuts, threatening community services and prompting urgent fundraising efforts.

Detroit expands its Private Sewer Repair Program to mitigate basement flooding by targeting 1,500 homes in 75 additional neighborhoods, utilizing federal disaster recovery funds.

Macomb County residents can vote online for the 'Nonprofit of the Year' as part of the Macomb Business Awards, with the ceremony on May 15 showcasing various sectors' achievements.

Gov. Whitmer proposes $1M for an Oxford High School shooting review, lacking details on fund use. She responds to calls for a state investigation while survivors seek accountability.

Michigan's 313 area code is changing to a 10-digit dialing requirement by October 7, 2025, with a new 679 area code introduced once 313 numbers are exhausted.

Gaslight Village development in East Grand Rapids returns to planning after community feedback prompts revisions to original proposal including 180 housing units and a seven-story building.

Grand Rapids police warn residents to expect gunfire noise due to firearm training scheduled on weekdays between March 17 and April 1 near Market Avenue SW and I-196.

Derek Jeter is recommended to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Michigan and will be the keynote speaker at their Spring Commencement.

GRCC's President Charles Lepper is on paid leave; Acting President is Lisa Freiburger. The cause is under review; Lepper's candidacy for another role is unaffected.

Michigan's unemployment rate rose to 5.3% in January, against a drop in the national rate to 4%. The state's workforce increased, but the Detroit region saw a workforce decline year-over-year.

Grand Rapids celebrated the 25th annual march to honor labor rights activist César E. Chávez, with speeches, performances, and community participation emphasizing his legacy and the ongoing struggle for social justice.

Chloe Cole, known for her stance on detransitioning, sparked debate and protest at Grand Valley State University during a speech about the "Trans Agenda," prompting discussions around free speech and transgender rights.

The Dearborn Public Library started a cereal drive on March 17 to support local families struggling with food insecurity, accepting donations until March 31, 2025.