The anonymous donor of rare coins to the Salvation Army's red kettle in Metro Detroit has made their final donation after over a decade of contributions.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel cautions consumers about package theft during the holidays, advising the use of secure delivery options, porch cameras, and USPS's Informed Delivery tool.

Eminem's mother, Debbie Nelson, died at 69 after battling lung cancer. Her relationship with Eminem was complex, marked by a lawsuit and emotional music lyrics, but showed signs of reconciliation in recent years.

A sewage overflow of 2,500 gallons occurred in Oshtemo, Kalamazoo County, due to a blockage caused by improper disposal of grease, affecting a local apartment complex and a pond.

Detroit sees a drastic drop in violent crime within ShotStoppers program zones, with reductions up to 83%, contributing to the city's lowest homicide rate in 57 years.

Macomb County has addressed its chronic flooding issues with infrastructure improvements, including clearing a significant blockage in the sewage system.

Michigan commemorated the third anniversary of the Oxford High School shooting, with officials and the community honoring the victims and emphasizing the importance of school safety.

Michigan State Police will open grant applications in January 2025 for gun violence intervention programs, emphasizing partnerships between governments and community organizations.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel provides tips for safe Cyber Monday shopping, including using credit cards for protection and creating a dedicated email for purchases.

University of Michigan faces a lawsuit alleging that approximately 3,600 faculty were underpaid due to delayed raises.

The University of Detroit Mercy receives pre-accreditation to start a School of Optometry, anticipating a 9% job growth in the field. Classes begin fall 2025.

MDOC's horticulture programs harvested over 100,000 pounds of produce this year, donated to local charities and food banks, aiding rehabilitation and community service.

Detroit seeks input on Michigan Avenue improvements with a $6.6 million project focusing on aesthetics, efficiency, and landscaping, amid concerns from local businesses.