The Michigan Department of Education established an Office of Curriculum and Instruction to improve statewide teaching and literacy, with Dr. Jen Saylor as interim director.

CWD was detected in a wild deer in Gladwin County, Michigan, spreading to 18 counties. No human transmissions have been recorded; however, precautions for handling deer are advised.

The EPA overturned the 2009 Endangerment Finding on vehicle emissions, eliciting criticism from Michigan AG Dana Nessel, who declared the move illegal and against public interest.

Third church leader, Kathleen Klein, indicted in forced labor conspiracy involving Kingdom of God Global Church.

Michigan man Gabriel Hetrick charged with making a terroristic threat and misusing telecommunications service after allegedly threatening Republicans during a call to the state Capitol.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel issued a consumer alert for dating services, urging caution about scams, privacy, contracts, and encouraging reading terms and reporting issues.

Detroit's weather forecast includes sunny and partly sunny conditions with highs in the 30s and 40s, shifting to cloudy skies and potential rain midweek. Residents should prepare for variable conditions.

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield creates a new department focused on youth education, collaborating with schools and community organizations to enhance educational opportunities.

A high school wrestling referee in Roseville has been charged with sending inappropriate messages to a teen and faces felony charges, including accosting a child for immoral purposes.

Josh Cauldwell-Clarke, a British influencer, reported a privacy breach after Michigan hospital staff accessed his health records without a valid reason.

ICE leases administrative office space in Southfield's Oakland Towne Square, with no enforcement operations at the site, as confirmed by the City of Southfield.

Dan Skipper joins the Detroit Lions' coaching staff after retiring as a player, possibly replacing Steve Oliver. His role is unconfirmed as the Lions restructure their coaching team.

The Pistons face challenges with Stewart's seven-game suspension and Duren's two-game ban following a scuffle, while president Langdon remains optimistic about the team's future.