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.

Detroit residents express concerns over DTE Energy's proposed $456 million rate hike at a public hearing, while the company stresses the need for grid improvements.

Macomb and Oakland counties are disputing over sewage discharge into Lake St. Clair, with both sides presenting differing claims about the treatment and impact on water quality.

A Wayne County judge issued a temporary restraining order, blocking radioactive waste from a New York atomic project from being shipped to a Michigan landfill.

UAW may strike at Ford's River Rouge unit if contract disputes over job security and wages aren't resolved by September 26, despite Ford's $15 million investment in the plant.

Michigan Rep. Tisdel introduced a bill to regulate student cell phone use in schools, with varying restrictions by grade level, addressing distraction and safety concerns.

Michigan's OK2SAY student safety program celebrated its 10th anniversary at Holt Middle School with officials praising its positive impact on school safety.

UAW members at Eaton Aerospace in Jackson strike over retirement and health benefits, calling for equitable treatment and rejecting a two-tier system.