Trial Continues for Men Accused of Posing as Utility Workers, Murdering Rochester Hills Resident
The trial of Carlos Hernandez and Joshua Zuazo, accused of murdering Hussein Murray after posing as DTE workers, continued with arguments from both sides and harrowing crime details presented.
M-29 in New Baltimore to Get $3.2M Resurfacing Starting October 2
Michigan's MDOT begins a week-long resurfacing project on M-29 in New Baltimore, with detours and partial road closures planned; the $3.2 million initiative also includes sidewalk and traffic signal upgrades and is expected to support 31 jobs.
Michigan DNR Investigates Credible Alligator Sighting on Detroit's Belle Isle
An alligator sighting on Belle Isle, Detroit, prompted Michigan DNR to investigate, advised public caution, and reminded that releasing animals in state parks is illegal. A separate boa constrictor claim lacks evidence.
Enrollment in Michigan's Teacher Prep Programs Hits 10-Year High, an 87% Increase Since 2016
Michigan's teacher preparation programs enrollment surges by 87%, marking a decade-high following a previous decline. State investments help reverse the trend, supporting aspiring and current teachers.
Spirit Halloween Transforms into Holiday Cheer with 30 New "Spirit Christmas" Stores in Northeast and Great Lakes
Spirit Halloween transitions to Christmas, opening 30 "Spirit Christmas" stores in the Northeast and Great Lakes, including two in Michigan, offering festive decorations, apparel, gifts, interactive displays, and Santa photo opportunities.
Michigan Launches Community Growth Academy to Support Economic Transition in Auto and Utility Sectors
The Michigan Community & Worker Economic Transition Office launches the Community Growth Academy to support 10 organizations through economic transitions, offering technical assistance, peer learning, and full-time fellows.












