The Fitzgerald Recreation Center in Warren is temporarily closed due to mechanical issues, with updates expected by Spring 2026. Alternative senior programs are arranged at a different location.

Michigan State Police will host an Employment Day at Kalamazoo Valley Community College, offering candidates the chance to fast-track their hiring process.

Flint man Vincent Galicia was sentenced to 19 years for drug trafficking and shooting a woman, leaving her paralyzed. He was found with drugs, guns, and cash at his home in 2019.

Commerce Township man pleads guilty to using AI-generated explicit images to cyberstalk a social media influencer.

Michigan's AG secured a judgment against Caltons Lawn Care for taking payments without providing services, including a business ban and a $100,000 fine.

Michigan AG Nessel secures a court order to maintain funding for EV infrastructure, blocking the Trump Administration's attempt to freeze disbursements.

Detroit faces a cold week with snow showers and strong winds, expecting low temperatures and subzero wind chills. There will be a brief break from snow on Thursday with mostly sunny skies.

Michigan's population grows for the fourth consecutive year, largely due to international migration, with a net gain from other states for the first time since the early '90s.

Amanda Hernandez faces charges related to the murder of jeweler Hussein Murray, including conspiracy and accessory after the fact, linked to her and her husband's plot to invade and rob Murray's home.

Oakland County's RainSmart Rebates program has ended, managing 1.4 million gallons of stormwater annually. It grew 22% with 379 rain barrels, 199 trees, and 105 rain gardens installed, boosting local sustainability and flood control efforts.

A Michigan man, James Scholten, pleaded guilty to tax evasion, failing to report $3.4 million from scrap metal sales and now faces a possible five-year prison sentence.

USA TODAY Co. is set to acquire The Detroit News, adding to their media presence in Detroit alongside the Detroit Free Press, with plans to maintain separate editorial voices.

Southeast Michigan schools, including Detroit's district, closed on Jan. 27 due to extreme cold, with temperatures potentially hitting -15 to -24°F with wind chill.