Devin Scillian, a respected Detroit journalist, is retiring from WDIV-TV after 30 years. He plans to pursue music and personal interests post-retirement.

Bloomfield Township trustee Stephanie Fakih was censured by the board for a social media post calling Zionists "scum of the earth," amid community division and debate.

The strike at University of Michigan Health planned for October 15 was averted after a tentative deal was struck with SEIU Healthcare Michigan, representing around 2,700 employees.

The Kalamazoo Women's March rallied for women's rights and LGBTQ protections, ahead of the 2024 presidential election, under the theme "We're Not Going Back."

Michigan communities rally to aid Hurricane victims, with local efforts gathering essential supplies for those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Jami Hawkins from Port Huron won $100,000 in the Michigan Lottery by scanning non-winning tickets in a second chance game. She initially thought the win was a scam.

Michigan State Police members have formed a cancer support group named "No One Fights Alone" to provide support to fellow employees battling cancer and their families.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared October 11 as Native American Veterans Day to honor their military service and advocate for their rights.

Sterling Heights, MI, is named the safest large city in the state for 2023, with significant drops in violent and property crime rates, according to city data and NIBRS. Mayor and Police Chief credit strong community-police relations.

Detroit first responders attended an EV emergency workshop to improve their skills in handling electric vehicle battery hazards, led by EV industry experts.

Metro Detroit non-profits seek volunteers to prepare and distribute aid for Hurricane Milton, with DRAW leading efforts to assemble emergency supplies. Volunteers from Michigan assist with Hurricane Helene and brace for Milton.

The City of Detroit's social media clapped back at Equanimeous St. Brown's negative comments about the city on a podcast, sparking an online exchange with the NFL player.

A pilot program in Detroit has given 250 students from DPSCD schools running shoes for the Detroit Free Press Kids Marathon to promote physical activity.