The University of Michigan is being investigated for antisemitism and harassment as part of a wider federal probe into 60 higher education institutions.

Michigan Gov. Whitmer and the LEO have announced a $3 million funding to aid over 600,000 adults without high school diplomas through career training programs.

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society discovered the steel steamship Western Reserve, which sank in 1892, using marine sonic technology and an ROV in Lake Superior.

Grand Rapids is offering a summer job experience for youths aged 15-24 through the GRow1000 program, now in its sixth year, with enhancements like "GRow Further Fridays".

Dearborn reinstates traffic school to address reckless driving, integrating education and site visits to crashes, targeting young drivers for improved road safety.

Michigan GOP lawmakers urge MHSAA to alter its transgender athletes' policy in light of Trump's executive order, sparking debate on inclusion and fairness in female sports.

Grand Rapids, MI, had a record tourism year in 2024, with over 2.2 million hotel rooms sold. Hotel revenue rose to $274 million, a 6% increase from 2023, as the region's tourism industry recovered from the pandemic.

The Detroit Fire Department is set to host a fire safety webinar on March 12 to educate residents on preventing hazardous incidents related to cooking, smoking, and candle use.

Dearborn resumes yard waste collection on March 10 as part of seasonal services. Residents should clear streets on trash days.

Eastern Michigan University hosts a series of events for Women's History Month, including celebrations, symposiums, and conferences highlighting women's achievements and contributions.

The Big Lake Humane Society in Muskegon raised $12,000 in under 60 hours after its well system failed, thanks to community support coordinated through social media.

The remains of Kevin Graves, who disappeared in 2018, were found near the Electric Forest Festival site. His identity was confirmed, and a memorial service is planned.

Repairs to a 54-inch transmission main in Southwest Detroit are completed, with water quality testing to follow. Restoration of homes and full service resumption will take weeks, but community and city efforts support displaced residents.