Three Rivers Hospital suffered a data breach in Dec 2024, with patient information potentially compromised through an email intrusion. CPS Solutions is offering credit monitoring services.

Warren, Michigan's city council voted to allow an unlimited number of recreational marijuana dispensaries, subject to zoning restrictions to address community concerns.

Eastern Michigan University includes incarcerated students from its College in Prison program in its Undergraduate Research Symposium, a first in Michigan.

Dearborn updates property maintenance rules; residents must now provide proof of issue resolution or face a fee, explained by Code Compliance Manager Arseneau.

The Detroit Public Library marked its 160th anniversary, with a 23-branch system and a rich history that includes a main building opened in 1921 with the help of philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.

Michigan updates its child car seat laws, requiring rear-facing seats until age 2 and forward-facing with a harness until age 5, boosting safety for young passengers.

Officials in Farmington Hills, MI, consider culls and hunting to manage the overabundant deer population that causes vehicle collisions and property damage.

Michigan updates its child passenger safety laws, requiring children to use age, weight, and height-appropriate car seats, including rear-facing seats for infants up to age two.

Van Buren County Animal Control Shelter offers free pet adoptions through Saturday amidst renovations requiring empty kennels, aiming to place animals in permanent homes.

Sterling Heights is hosting its 46th Memorial Day parade with a theme of unity, inviting community participation, and honoring veterans. The event begins at 9 a.m. on May 26, 2025.

A power outage in Grand Rapids affected street lighting and traffic signals, but was resolved swiftly with power restored by 5:23 a.m. The cause may involve a substation.

The Michigan Public Service Commission approved a $153.8 million electric rate increase for Consumers Energy, less than the $325 million requested, but following an increase just a year prior.

A AAA survey found that 47% of Michigan cannabis users think it doesn't affect driving, with many driving soon after use. Studies highlight the risks, noting impaired driving is illegal and increases crash rates.