Macomb County residents are urged to prep their mailboxes for winter to withstand snowplow operations to avoid damage that would require homeowner repairs.

A class action lawsuit alleges inmates at the new Wayne County Criminal Justice Center have been unlawfully detained past their release dates, adding to claims of other systemic issues.

UMMAP union members vote in favor of striking (97% approval) against Michigan Medicine due to protracted contract negotiations and perceived lack of respect from management.

Local firefighters and hazmat teams responded to an ammonia leak at Trinity Health Arena in Muskegon, prompting evacuations and repairs. The area was cleared and the arena deemed safe afterward.

MSU President and staff embark on a three-day Spartan Bus Tour across Michigan to strengthen community ties and showcase the university's statewide impact.

Joel Ferguson, a prominent Lansing politician and MSU trustee, has died at 85. He was known for his contributions to MSU, real estate, banking, and media.

Bobcat Bonnie's reached a severance agreement with workers after a strike over issues like bounced checks, ending the picket at the Ferndale location.

Oakland County's northern communities were confused due to poor communication from Consumers Energy about planned outages, leading officials to call for improved notification procedures.

The St. Joseph River is safe after a 50,000-gallon wastewater spill; the no-contact advisory was lifted following tests showing normal fecal coliform levels.

Macomb County's Planning and Economic Development is hosting a webinar to connect employers with schools to bridge the talent gap and bolster the workforce.

The City of Dearborn is accepting nominations for the 2024-2025 Veteran of the Year to honor veterans who have contributed to the community and supported fellow veterans.

Bobcat Bonnie's in Ypsilanti closes after staff disputes over working conditions, with former employees citing unreliable pay and a poor work environment, planning to picket the company's headquarters.

HPAI detected in a Clinton County, Michigan dairy herd; state implements emergency biosecurity measures, including a temporary ban on exhibiting certain dairy cattle.