Governor Whitmer declared February 1 Unclaimed Property Day in Michigan, urging residents to check for unclaimed funds totaling $2 billion through the state's website.

Reports reveal that romance scams cost victims $1.3 billion in 2022, with average losses of $4,000. Law enforcement warns of the heightened risk around Valentine's Day, advising caution on dating platforms and social media.

Harold Phillips, a Detroit father of six, was critically injured after a dog attack. His family faces tough decisions and seeks help via GoFundMe. The dog owner admits past incidents and expresses remorse.

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is searching for Briana Hall, missing since January 19. She's known to travel across Michigan and doesn't have a cellphone. Authorities seek public assistance.

Detroit is accelerating efforts to sign up residents for the Affordable Connectivity Program, which offers discounts on internet service and devices for eligible individuals, as the Feb. 7 deadline nears.

Michigan's House Dems and GOP intensify fundraising, with Dems collecting slightly more yet the GOP holding a larger overall war chest amid a tense partisan battle over the split state house.

Detroit gears up for a busy winter weekend with events like the Plymouth Ice Festival, AMA Supercross, Royal Oak's Winter Blast, a Tim Allen comedy show, and an exhibition on Copernicus.

Sheetz is expanding into Michigan, planning stores in Romulus and Chesterfield, but has faced issues with a Rochester Hills site over design concerns. The company reaffirmed its commitment to growth despite delays.

Michigan policymakers are intensifying efforts to improve Southeast Michigan's public transit, with legislative initiatives aimed at increasing funding and addressing inefficiencies. Lawmakers are calling for action to retain talent in the state.

A school bus collided with a Chevrolet Cruze in Southfield, injuring six people, including five children. The incident occurred at Greenfield and 12 Mile Road.

Nominations for the Macomb Business Awards open on February 7, with various categories such as 'Best Place to Work'. The event is hosted by MCPED and aims to honor local businesses. Awards will take place May 9 at Andiamo's in Warren.

A Warren man, Ricardo Orozco, faces a judge for the murder of his wife after being found with her body in their car. He's bound over for trial with a $2 million bond.

A Lenox Township man is charged with manslaughter for fatally stabbing his brother during a family dispute. He faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.