Culver's in Rochester Hills raised funds for splash pad shooting victims, giving 50% of a day's sales, with strong community and first responder support.

Carsilius Media BV is suing Michigan State University for using their content, including Hitler's image in a quiz, without permission during a football game. They seek $150,000 in damages.

The Belding United Methodist Church closed after 120 years due to low attendance and high costs, with emotional final services held to honor its history and community impact.

Over 100,000 visitors prompted Michigan Central Station to extend its public access through Labor Day weekend, showcasing Detroit's revitalization and technological future.

Oakland County Sheriff’s Office posthumously honors Marsalis Quintin Carter with a citation for heroically saving coworkers before drowning.

Muskegon County Airport will not host Wings Over Muskegon air show in 2025 due to a $20 million taxiway reconstruction project, but the 2024 event is still on schedule.

Stinger, a pit bull mix known for surviving thousands of bee stings, has passed away due to cancer, sparking widespread mourning in the West Michigan community.

Detroit allocates $6.6 million in federal funds for home accessibility improvements to benefit disabled and low-income seniors, aiming to retrofit 250 homes.

Michigan extends its free school meals program through 2024-2025, ensuring that 1.4 million public school students will receive breakfast and lunch at no cost.

A 13-year-old boy in Detroit is acclaimed for helping save a 55-year-old man suffering a cardiac arrest by alerting a nearby officer, who performed CPR, saving the man's life.

EPA issues a fuel waiver for the Midwest following an oil refinery outage, with the goal of stabilizing gas prices and maintaining supply until August 20.

Paul Whelan may be released from Russian confinement as part of a large prisoner exchange involving 24 prisoners from the US, Russia, Germany, and three other countries. The swap has not been fully disclosed.

DTE Energy's request for a $450 million rate hike is facing public protests and criticism amidst concerns over service reliability and rising inflation.