Flint City Council allocates $50,000 of American Rescue Plan funds to eliminate $32 million in medical debt for over 10,000 residents, in partnership with the non-profit organization Undue Medical Debt.

The Sterling Heights Goodfellows organization supports over 300 families annually with Christmas boxes to ensure no child misses holiday joy, fueled by volunteers and community donations.

Grand Rapids received a $1.5 million grant from the Biden administration to install 32 new EV charging ports, contributing to a national goal of expanding electric vehicle infrastructure.

Grand Rapids residents face another water main leak near the site of last summer’s major flooding, prompting a local water shutdown and repair efforts.

The Kent County Animal Shelter is relocating temporarily to 2055 Oak Industrial Drive NE during renovations at their main facility. With reduced capacity, they are encouraging adoptions and seeking community assistance.

Baker College fined $2.5 million by the U.S. Dept. of Education for misrepresenting job placement rates and salaries.

Portage has approved $1.6 million for tornado relief, with $1 million for businesses and $600,000 for residential repairs, pending further county approval.

Kalamazoo is seeking community feedback on Princeton Park's renovation with a public meeting on January 14, aiming to include elements like shade structures and benches.

BMW Motorcycles of Southeast Michigan and Richmond Moose Lodge 2575 raised $6,000 through a raffle for the MCSO Motor Unit to attend National Police Week in D.C.

The City of Dearborn has mailed out the 2025 City Calendars to residents, highlighting the city’s workforce, providing important information, and offering a digital version with monthly videos online.

Detroit has been named one of the "52 Places to Go in 2025" by The New York Times, noting the city's resurgence, including Ford's renovation of Michigan Central Station and the upcoming Gordie Howe International Bridge.

Monroe Police will conduct training exercises at the soon-to-be-demolished old visitor center at River Raisin National Battlefield Park, as announced by the Monroe Public Safety Department.

Former Dearborn Mayor John "Jack" B. O'Reilly Jr. will be honored at a memorial on Feb 1st after passing at 76; he's remembered for his long public service and improvements to the city.