Macomb County residents are invited to participate in the 'Scouting for Food' event on Nov 8 to donate non-perishable foods, with scouts distributing and collecting bags.

A principal saved an 8-year-old student from choking on a water bottle cap using the Heimlich maneuver, showcasing the importance of emergency preparedness.

The Michigan UIA offers cybersecurity tips and highlights efforts against fraud, including an upcoming anti-fraud system, MiUI, and collaborative prosecutions of fraudsters.

MDOT invites Detroit residents to a meeting on Nov 13 to discuss the I-375 project, covering project updates, proposed changes, and the transformation into a street-level boulevard.

Michigan residents rally against data center expansion, fearing energy and environmental impacts, as the Michigan Public Service Commission evaluates future utility demands and regulations.

A babysitter in Royal Oak is charged with murdering an 83-year-old man and is also facing other charges. The community is shocked by the incident which involved the suspect allegedly attacking the man while babysitting his grandchild.

Former NHL player Ryan Kesler charged with fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct, pleads not guilty, with bond posted and travel restricted; legal proceedings ongoing.

A man named Joshua Mills was charged for assaulting a police officer with a screwdriver during a shoplifting incident at a Walmart in Sterling Heights.

A Detroit police officer who shot a woman six times during a traffic stop may face suspension for multiple policy violations. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Southeast Michigan gears up for key elections, including the Detroit mayoral race and various city council contests.

Detroit launched its first solar neighborhood, Van Dyke/Lynch, transforming blighted land into a renewable energy site with local support and involvement, focusing on community-driven design and sustainability.

The article describes Detroit's varied week of weather, with sunny days, potential showers, and cloudy skies forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Michigan State University may scale back plans for their Spartan Gateway District, dropping a proposed $150 million Olympic sports arena for a revised plan focusing on retail, office space, dining, and housing.