Canadian authorities intercepted 587 pounds of methamphetamine at the Blue Water Bridge after a K-9 unit alerted officers to 16 duffle bags. Kulbir Singh, 29, faces charges of importing and trafficking meth, while investigations continue into the smuggling operation.

A federal judge ordered DTE to pay $100M and fund $20M for local clean-air projects after finding excess sulfur dioxide emissions from the Zug Island coke battery.

Michigan State Police offer $450,000 in grant funds for language and communication skills training in law enforcement, aiming to improve interactions with diverse communities.

Michigan AG Nessel secured a judgment against Hummingbird Construction for consumer protection violations after the company failed to start promised construction projects.

Michigan's Attorney General Nessel, backed by a 23-state coalition, filed a motion to enforce a court order preventing FEMA from cutting disaster preparedness funding (BRIC program).

Macomb County's Equip and Thrive Grant (EAT Grant) provides up to $5,000 to local food and beverage businesses like Champagne Chocolates, Eataliana Homemade Pasta, and Brown Iron Brewhouse to purchase equipment or technology.

Maria Aldana's Raíces Mexican Cantina in Sterling Heights offers an authentic experience with traditional dishes and a focus on creating lasting memories through food.

A new Michigan law requires cardiac emergency plans in schools — but lawmakers left out dedicated funding, leaving AEDs and training up to districts.

The article covers the impact of Rev. Jesse Jackson's legacy in Michigan, particularly his 1988 presidential caucus victory and his contributions to civil rights and political empowerment.

Michigan lawmakers introduce a bipartisan package to update zoning laws to address the state's housing shortage and affordability crisis, despite potential opposition and previous failed attempts.

A former Customs and Border Protection agent pleaded guilty to receiving child pornography and faces 5 to 20 years in prison, plus a potential $250,000 fine.

Ramadan began Feb. 17 across Metro Detroit, but iftar dinners and mosque programs opened under anxiety as ICE operations and recent local detentions kept some families away.

Neighbors said masked suspects poured an accelerant on a Warren home and fired shots before fleeing. Police arrested four after a chase into Roseville; no injuries were reported.