A Texas Longhorn that wandered into Barry County was located after a flashlight-lit search and guided back to its owner by Michigan State Police and the animal’s handler.

Trainer Michael Burkey and city officials outline simple, practical steps — stand still, protect your core and report loose animals to Detroit Animal Care & Control.

Wesco, the Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn and Opus Packaging allege Blue Cross kept recoveries after claims-processing errors; ERISA suits over the invoices are active in federal court.

A server malfunction left safety and communication systems offline across Lake Shore Public Schools, forcing a one‑day shutdown and leaving families scrambling.

At its May spring commencement, the University of Michigan plans to confer its one‑millionth degree as nearly 14,000 students graduate across Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint.

Nurses at MyMichigan Alma and McLaren Central Michigan will hold informational pickets Tuesday as part of a statewide push to curb forced overtime and press for safer staffing.

U‑M redirected millions from its discontinued DEI operation into the Go Blue Guarantee, boosting aid to nearly $56M and expanding free tuition to thousands across three campuses.

MSU trustees approved a 5% increase to on‑campus housing and dining, lifting room‑and‑board above $13,500 and adding to the cost families face.

A ceremonial groundbreaking launched a plan to turn the St. Mary of Redford school into 61 units of permanent supportive housing backed by tax credits and mixed financing.

A Romulus homeowner says raw sewage and mold have damaged her manufactured home at West Village Estates while city inspectors flagged hazards. Residents and advocates want clearer enforcement and relocation help.

Taryn Asher's attorney says she was fired in November and has filed an EEOC complaint alleging gender discrimination and retaliation. Fox 2 has not publicly responded.

Neighbors say a nearby construction project is flooding basements and damaging property, and they’re pressing the city and contractor for inspections and repairs.

Crain's and national data show women are closing gaps in Michigan jobs — law school classes and junior legal ranks are now heavily female, though leadership still lags.