Pontiac Bolsters Tenant Rights with New Housing Ordinances and Increased Code Enforcement
Pontiac adopts new housing ordinances, requiring rental property registration, safety inspections, and allowing tenants to escrow rent for maintenance issues, as Mayor Tim Greimel enhances code enforcement and educates on tenant rights.
Forecasted Winter Weather Whiplash in Detroit with Snow, Rain, and Freezing Conditions
The forecast for Detroit includes snow showers, rain, freezing rain, and gusty winds, with varying chances of precipitatGo to Osman Rana's profile Osman Ranaion throughout the week and potential ice and snow accumulation.
Revamped Lions and Buccaneers Poised for Intense Playoff Clash, Detroit's Stout Lineup Meets Tampa's Resurgent Force
The Detroit Lions will soon play a Tampa Bay Buccaneers team that has changed since their last meeting, presenting a playoff game that will be different from their previous encounter.
Sixt Revs Up its Fleet with Up to 250,000 Stellantis Vehicles, Eyeing a Greener, Tech-Forward Future
Sixt has agreed to purchase up to 250,000 vehicles from Stellantis, with the deal starting in 2024 to enhance its fleet in Europe and North America, emphasizing electric vehicles as part of its sustainability strategy.
MSU's MI Diaries Project, A Chronicle of Resilience Amid Tragedy and Demographic Shifts in East Lansing
The MI Diaries project at MSU provides a platform for storytelling and healing after a mass shooting and during the pandemic. The initiative collects audio entries, funded by grants, and hopes to continue for a long time.
Michigan Judges Strike Down Detroit District Maps, Redistricting Commission Scrambles to Redraw Boundaries
Federal judges ruled Michigan's state House maps unconstitutional, prompting the redistricting commission to redraw them, with public input sessions planned. An appeal to maintain current maps until after 2024 elections is pending.










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