Michigan AG Dana Nessel secured a preliminary injunction blocking Medicaid reimbursement cuts to Planned Parenthood, emphasizing the need for healthcare access.

Sterling Heights received the highest audit rating for fiscal health and was commended for its 37th consecutive year of financial excellence by an independent auditor, with investments in infrastructure and a stable AA credit rating.

Detroit invites artists to submit designs for a statue honoring Joe Louis's influence in equestrian sports, with a $175,000 commission. The statue will be part of a series highlighting his life beyond boxing.

The MGCB issued 12 cease-and-desist letters to offshore gambling operators for illegally offering services in Michigan, urging residents to use regulated sites instead.

The latest National Weather Service forecast predicts sunny to cloudy conditions in Detroit, with temperatures ranging from 11 to 35 degrees and occasional wind gusts, alongside chances of snow towards the weekend.

Macomb County Executive Mark A. Hackel celebrated 15 years of progress in his State of the County address, highlighting financial health, infrastructure improvements, economic growth, and community welfare.

Detroit's Leland House residents faced potential eviction amid bankruptcy issues, but new financing may prevent a power shutoff and forced move-out, with a court hearing scheduled.

Michigan State University announces a $1 billion campaign, FOR SPARTA, to enhance its athletic facilities and program offerings, aiming to lead in the competitive collegiate sports landscape.

The recount in Hamtramck's mayoral race confirmed Adam Alharbi's win, growing his lead to 11 votes. However, controversy remains over 37 disputed absentee ballots, with legal actions pending from both sides.

A Michigan woman and her husband are charged with the murder and torture of her pregnant daughter, whose body was found in a forest after she went missing.

Former Rochester Hills doctor Oumair Aejaz was sentenced to 35-60 years in prison for sexual misconduct after a no-contest plea to 31 charges affecting adults and children.

A couple from Wexford County faces serious felony child abuse charges for alleged abuse of a child under two, with potential life imprisonment for one of the suspects.

Sterling Heights introduces regulations for cryptocurrency machines to combat scams, especially during the holiday season, requiring licenses, ID verification, anti-fraud messaging, transaction limits for new users, and customer support.