Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has launched a holiday consumer protection campaign to educate residents on avoiding scams during the festive season.

The Detroit Fire Department launches DSAP to install smoke alarms in Detroit homes, emphasizing fire safety and offering specialized alarms for those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Michigan airports and roads prepare for holiday season traffic, offering travelers tips to manage anticipated delays and congestion, with advice to arrive early for flights.

A 36-foot Christmas tree from Indian Trails Golf Course has been installed in downtown Grand Rapids for the holiday season, with the official lighting scheduled for December 7.

The City Beautiful Commission in Dearborn honored 18 businesses for excellence in property maintenance and aesthetics, including a diverse range of enterprises from various districts.

Macomb County announces a series of Christmas tree lighting events starting November 30th, featuring parades, a drone show, and opportunities to meet Santa.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed that a Michigan PFAS contamination lawsuit against Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority will proceed in state court.

MDOT will raise the Blue Water Bridge tolls on December 1, 2024, by $1—the first increase in 14 years—with another $1 hike in 2025. Public input influenced the decision, with discounts for EDGE Pass users.

The Orion Township community held a vigil for victims of a condo explosion, suspected to be caused by a gas leak, which injured residents and displaced many.

Warren police officers Chapman and Rose received the Carnegie Medal for saving a boy from an electrified wire.

An 82-year-old woman from Bay County, Michigan, won a $250,000 Keno prize by matching 10 out of 22 numbers, using a special set of numbers she plays regularly.

The Kent County Animal Shelter is taking care of 19 dogs rescued from a pickup truck, with the previous owner charged with animal abuse and the dogs now ready for adoption.

Journalist Stephen Henderson leaves radio station WDET, ending his program "Created Equal" after contractual negotiations faltered, with WDET planning programming changes.