The Trump administration dropped its appeal against a court ruling, halting its effort to tie federal grants to immigration enforcement, following a lawsuit by Michigan and 21 other states.

Detroit declares a cold weather health emergency and opens shelters for residents to protect against severe cold, with walk-in access and additional support services.

A Detroit man received a 102-month federal prison sentence for carjacking and brandishing a firearm during the crime, after being apprehended by authorities.

Detroit faces a wintry mix with snow showers and cold temperatures; an 80% chance of snow before 10 a.m. today with possible accumulation of less than half an inch.

Ford and Carhartt have formed a multi-year partnership, including a 2027 Super Duty Carhartt truck and Detroit ToolBank, to support workforce development and community engagement.

A crash caused all lanes of Michigan Avenue near Fosdick Road in Pittsfield Township, Washtenaw County, to close, disrupting traffic into the evening.

A driver shot by Washtenaw County deputies during a chase in Ypsilanti was unarmed. Initial reports of him having a gun were incorrect. An investigation is underway.

The Michigan Community Service Commission is awarding grants to support volunteer projects for MLK Day, involving thousands of volunteers in community service.

President Trump was videotaped giving the middle finger to a Ford factory worker after being heckled, an action defended by the White House Communications Director. The worker faced suspension, and Ford commented on respecting workplace norms.

Michigan's State Superintendent Glenn Maleyko introduced a "Students First" banner as a symbol of his educational philosophy, underscoring his focus on student-centered policies and initiatives.

Michigan DNR invites public input on Seven Lakes State Park's draft management plan at a meeting on January 28, aiming to balance preservation and recreational use.

Dr. Sue C. Carnell, MDE chief deputy superintendent, is retiring after over 45 years in education, following her tenure and role as interim state superintendent.

Sterling Heights City Manager Mark Vanderpool joins the Board of Directors of the Municipal Management Executives, bringing his extensive experience from managing a large city staff and budget.