The Michigan Gaming Control Board's responsible gaming campaign, "Don't Regret the Bet," is a finalist in two categories at the PRNEWS Platinum Awards.

Michigan's District Court dismissed a lawsuit against the state's constitutional amendment on reproductive rights, as announced by the Attorney General's office.

Berg Tool is expanding its Michigan-based manufacturing business from the oil and gas industry to aerospace, achieving AS9100D certification, and focusing on workforce development.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission honors 15 local businesses for their efforts in maintaining attractive properties and contributing to the city's visual appeal.

A man from Otsego County, Michigan won $564,219 playing Club Keno The Jack, having bought the ticket from a local EZ Mart. He plans to invest his winnings.

Utah author Dave Butler organized a fundraiser that gathered $300,000 for the family of the Michigan church shooter, emphasizing compassion in line with Christian values.

Tayassukh Ayman, 22, has been sentenced to jail and probation for a fatal crash that killed Mohammed Ali, 53, after pleading guilty to associated charges.

Michigan's education department remains focused on its strategic goals amidst leadership transition, with Dr. Michael F. Rice's tenure ending and Dr. Sue C. Carnell temporarily leading until Dr. Glenn Maleyko takes over.

Michigan lawmakers pass the state's 2026 budget, emphasizing bipartisan effort, funding for roads, infrastructure, and unprecedented education measures. Governor Whitmer is expected to sign the $81 billion budget.

The Detroit community and police seek help finding missing 14-year-old Charles Jackson, emphasizing his battle with depression and providing a physical description for public assistance.

A CBSA system outage caused significant delays for commercial drivers at Michigan's Blue Water Bridge, with wait times reaching seven hours despite the issue being resolved earlier.

The Detroit Institute of Arts is presenting an exhibition of Native American art focusing on Anishinaabe artists, featuring over 60 creators and offering a blend of traditional and contemporary works.

Detroit residents can expect consecutive sunny days with high temperatures in the 80s and mild evenings, though some showers may occur early next week.