The Detroit Grand Prix seeks 1,500 volunteers for its 2025 event, highlighting community involvement and offering benefits like event access and appreciation parties.

Detroit dog rescue groups are working tirelessly as the winter freeze causes life-threatening conditions for pets, with advocates urging the public to protect and report any mistreatment of animals in the cold.

Governor Whitmer signed bills allowing Michigan pharmacists to prescribe birth control, aiming to improve access in underserved areas and reduce healthcare barriers.

Detroit and Milwaukee communities are anxious about President Trump's immigration policies, with potential impacts such as heightened enforcement and challenges to birthright citizenship. Local leaders advise residents to understand their rights.

A Detroit west side neighborhood is dealing with frozen streets after a water main break during cold weather, hindering repair efforts and impacting residents.

Detroit officials have announced additional warming centers and respite locations to protect residents from severe cold and have reminded them to use the Detroit Housing Resource HelpLine for assistance.

TSA officers at Michigan airports, including Detroit Metropolitan, reported fewer firearms at checkpoints in 2024, with a nationwide decline in detected firearms.

The Flint Institute of Music received over $141,000 in grants for music therapy for systems-impacted youth in Flint from the Community Foundation of Greater Flint and Michigan Health Endowment Fund.

MDOT invites Saginaw residents to discuss the $13 million rebuild of M-58 on January 27 at Saginaw City Hall. The project includes asphalt rebuilding, utility upgrades, and traffic detours.

Warming shelters are opening in Michigan, including efforts by Mel Trotter Ministries and Gateway Mission, due to severe cold forecasts, while Michigan State Police advise residents to prepare for dangerous conditions.

Warren Public Library's Busch Branch has adjusted hours due to student disturbances, closing during after-school peaks to manage disruptive behavior and safety concerns.

A Little Caesars in Farmington Hills was fined $26,341 for child labor violations, including minors using hazardous equipment and working illegal hours.

A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas prompts hope and relief in Metro Detroit's Jewish and Arab communities, despite a cautious outlook on its fragility.