MDOT seeks public feedback for the M-78 repaving project detour plans in Bellevue and emphasizes the importance of community involvement in the planning process.

The article reports on Detroit's weather forecast, indicating mostly sunny conditions and a gradual warm-up, with a possibility of rain by the following Tuesday.

The Detroit community and authorities are searching for 19-year-old Endy Monarez, who has been missing since leaving for work. He was last seen driving a blue Chevy Silverado.

A Madison Heights family's home was damaged when an autistic child they found in their bathtub left the water running, resulting in extensive damage. Community support, including a GoFundMe, is helping them cope.

Michigan Governor Whitmer proposes tax cuts for seniors as part of her "Saving Michiganders Money Plan," aiming to reduce property taxes and other expenses for families and workers.

A man was shot in Monroe, Michigan during an altercation; two children in his car were unharmed. Suspects were later arrested, and three handguns were recovered. Police continue to investigate.

A construction worker was fatally pinned between equipment at a Flint job site during equipment disassembly, making it Michigan's second workplace fatality in 2023. MIOSHA is investigating the incident.

Jordan Curtis charged with assault with intent to murder after allegedly stabbing ex-wife's fiancé during custody exchange.

Detroit's annual college football bowl game has been canceled after almost 30 years, with Ford Field pulling out of the 2026 season and re-evaluating their investment strategies.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signs a bipartisan bill banning cellphone use during classroom instructional time to reduce distractions and increase focus among students.

Dearborn reports a 14% crime rate drop for the second consecutive year due to increased police staffing, new technology, and public safety investment.

An Oakland County woman was sentenced for felony animal neglect after 37 pets were rescued from her home's poor conditions. She received probation and jail time and cannot own animals again.

Students from Wayne-Westland Community Schools presented a slideshow on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy during a Black History Month event at a State Board of Education meeting.