A Detroit child care center's license was suspended following a state probe that found health and safety violations, including raw chicken served, spoiled milk, and inadequate heat.

Macomb County is holding its annual tree and plant sale from February 3 to April 4, offering various affordable greenery options to enhance local environments.

ICE operations in Michigan spark community fear and advocacy response, with false rumors affecting businesses. The Arab American Civil Rights League educates residents on their rights, amid concerns over due process in immigration crackdowns.

Harpos Concert Theatre in Detroit apologized for hosting a concert with bands having neo-Nazi affiliations, expressing regret and promising greater oversight in the future. The event caused community backlash and was stopped midway by the owners.

Kalamazoo Township officials propose measures to protect residents from federal overreach, challenging Trump's executive orders on issues like citizenship and gender identity.

The Michigan DNR advises waterfowl hunters on precautions against bird flu due to cases in wild and domestic birds, including cooking meat properly and wearing gloves when handling birds.

Tornado sirens were mistakenly activated in Ionia County, following a pipe bursting at the dispatch center. Operations continued despite the clean-up.

Attorney General Dana Nessel reduced DTE Electric's proposed rate hike from $456.4 million to $217.38 million in Michigan, advocating for consumer affordability.

A vigil was held for missing mother Ashley Elkins, with balloon releases, candles, and calls for an "Ashley Alert" system. Her ex is charged with lying to police.

Calvin University inaugurated Greg Elzinga as its 13th president, heralding a focus on growth, diversity, and faith-based service as it nears its 150th year.

Michigan nurses at U-M Health Sparrow ratified a new contract to avoid a strike, with 95% support. The deal includes wage hikes, shift differentials, and competitive benefits, avoiding January picketing.

Scheduled maintenance by DTE Energy will cause a 1-hour power outage for around 350 customers in parts of Wayne and Romulus on February 1st. The City of Wayne has shared details and an area map.

Detroit City Council member Gabriela Santiago-Romero warns of potential ICE activity, informs residents of their rights, and community leaders prepare to offer support amidst tension created by Trump administration's immigration policies.