The Kent County Animal Shelter is caring for Rukey, a dog left in a Meijer parking lot, and is offering community support for pet care during economic struggles.

Detroit opens warming centers for residents to seek shelter during extreme cold, providing 1,400 beds, meals, and resources for permanent housing solutions.

The Michigan Senate passed a bill to adjust minimum and tipped wages, aiming for a $15 minimum wage by 2027 and a gradual increase for tipped workers to 60% by 2035. The bill now moves to the House for consideration.

Volunteers in Detroit are clearing snow for seniors, with organizations like The Lawn Academy and Serve Detroit Snow Team leading efforts to assist those in need during snowstorms.

Michigan is experiencing an outbreak of avian influenza among waterfowl, with over 300 dead birds found and the Michigan DNR advising caution when dealing with dead birds.

Corewell Health resumes hormone therapy for transgender minors after initial halt prompted by Trump's order, facing backlash and legal concerns over discrimination in Michigan.

Dearborn's monthly FOLD book and media sale, featuring a special collection on history, will be held on February 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Henry Ford Centennial Library.

Power outages in Oakland County led to school closures, affecting approximately 3,400 customers and several schools, with no specific restoration timeline provided.

MiLEAP awarded $10 million to 75 Michigan school districts to promote college enrollment and support post-high school plans by increasing FAFSA completion rates among seniors.

Detroit mother Celest Cole thanked the firefighters who saved her after a cardiac arrest in an emotional reunion, highlighting the importance of prompt CPR and emergency response.

Michigan expands its Auto Fraud Task Force amid a rise in vehicle thefts, now collaborating with state police and focusing on prosecuting auto theft rings.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel launched a Crime Victim Rights webpage to help victims navigate their rights and resources.

Michigan officials urge responsible gambling for Super Bowl LIX, advising bettors to use authorized sportsbooks and manage their budgets to ensure a safe experience.