The MPSC is addressing electricity grid reliability issues in Michigan, with DTE and Consumers Energy required to answer for inspection backlogs and slow downed wire response times.

A second cyberattack at Michigan Medicine exposed personal health information of nearly 58,000 patients, with steps taken to tighten security and mitigate future risks.

Michigan's Legislature has approved a $126 million education bill to boost school safety and mental health services, partially offsetting previous budget cuts.

The Oak Park Public Library closed to address a bedbug issue, treated the problem, and performed a deep clean, planning to reopen on Thursday after confirming with pest control.

Detroit received a $12.5 million grant from the Safe Streets for All initiative to improve the safety of the Gratiot corridor, aiming to reduce crashes and fatalities.

The U.S. DOE found that a Tappan Middle School counselor made a discriminatory remark against a Muslim student, and AAPS must now take steps to prevent harassment.

The Wayne County Prosecutor will not file charges against five individuals arrested during a Palestinian rights protest at Wayne State University, citing insufficient evidence and the importance of free speech rights.

Warren Mott High School closed for a day following a false shooting scare at a dance and a subsequent non-credible threat, allowing students a break to address their mental health.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has charged 11 pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of Michigan with felonies and misdemeanors, sparking outcry and demands for charge dismissal.

The One Detroit Violence Reduction Partnership reports a 20% drop in homicides and a 25% decrease in non-fatal shootings in Detroit by Labor Day 2024.

Michigan appeals court upholds the dismissal of lawsuits against Oxford School District over the 2021 high school shooting, citing governmental immunity.

Residents of Farmington Hills protest against a proposed Sheetz location due to concerns over safety, traffic, and community fit, while the Planning Commission schedules a public hearing.

Detroit public schools are installing laundry machines to address chronic absenteeism, with half equipped so far and completion expected by 2024. The initiative aims to provide dignity and support for students lacking clean clothes.