Detroit residents have approved the design of solar arrays for the city's upcoming Solar Neighborhoods, starting construction in spring 2025, blending urban agriculture with clean energy.

The Kent County Animal Shelter appeals for pet adoptions and fostering due to limited capacity from upcoming renovations and an increase in animal intakes.

Amazon workers have initiated what is deemed the largest strike against the company in the U.S., potentially disrupting holiday deliveries amid demands for better wages and benefits.

Gene Rhodes, known as "Gene the Pumpkin Man," passed away at 88. His iconic pumpkin farm was a staple in Kalamazoo, celebrated for creating cherished memories.

Four bald eagles were killed in separate vehicle collisions in Michigan while feeding on roadkill. Conservation efforts are underway to move carcasses away from roads.

River, a beloved comfort canine from the Michigan State University Police, died from terminal cancer. He was cherished for providing emotional support to the campus community.

The MGCB reports that $501.4 million was raised for Michigan's School Aid Fund, with additional funds supporting various state programs and Detroit's economy.

Michigan is searching for two lottery winners who won $25,000 a year for life and a $1.1 million jackpot over the weekend, with tickets sold in Westland and Eastpointe.

Scott MacKenzie from Cottrellville won $200,000 in the Powerball after initially thinking he won less, with his ticket purchased at Buscemi's in Chesterfield.

Wayne County has erased $27 million in medical debt for over 46,000 people, part of a broader initiative that includes Oakland County's $9.1 million debt relief for 14,000 residents.

Detroit opens its first rage room, The Damage Zone, offering a place for residents to vent frustrations by smashing items in themed rooms, with support from the Motor City Match program.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel issued a consumer alert about the risks of drop-shipping, an online retail method with potential complications for consumers and sellers.

Michigan detects bird flu in a commercial flock; first since May 2024. Outbreak response includes quarantine and depopulation. Health officials assert human risk is low but stress biosecurity.