Michigan's EGLE and partner organizations are intensifying efforts to manage invasive aquatic plants, such as hydrilla and Glyceria maxima, that threaten waterfowl habitats. Hunters are urged to prevent plant spread by cleaning equipment.

Attorney General Dana Nessel of Michigan joins a bipartisan group opposing a proposed settlement with Capital One, arguing it insufficiently compensates customers for withheld interest.

MDOT will close Saginaw Road near I-75 for culvert repairs from Oct. 3 to 6, with detours provided. It's part of Gov. Whitmer's Rebuilding Michigan program.

A court ruled that FEMA and DHS cannot tie disaster relief funds to state immigration policy compliance, a win for states' rights led by Michigan AG Nessel.

Detroit has launched James Baldwin Sidewalk Libraries, featuring local artists' designs, to celebrate Baldwin's work and promote literature engagement in the community.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a motion alongside 22 attorneys general to block a provision aiming to cut Medicaid funding to clinics like Planned Parenthood.

Metro Detroit's Barkside, a bar and dog park, opens its second location in Southfield with indoor and outdoor play areas, offering drinks and social space for dogs and owners.

Detroit is expected to have sunny days and mostly clear nights through next week, with temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s during the day and high 50s to low 60s at night.

A Chicago man was arrested in Metro Detroit for an alleged identity theft and fraud scheme involving fake texts about compromised debit cards and intercepting their replacements. He faces multiple charges and a $75,000 bond.

Rep. Haley Stevens files impeachment articles against HHS Secretary RFK Jr., citing public health risks from misinformation and funding cuts for research.

The article details a variety of events happening in Detroit including nature trails, historical experiences, a fiber festival, family-friendly activities, concerts, and a performance by renowned vocalists.

A Kalamazoo JV football player was disciplined after body slamming an opponent, causing a fractured spine. The incident sparked discussions on sportsmanship.

Montcalm County Sheriff's Office responded to non-credible bomb threats at Tri County High School and several credit unions, with law enforcement agencies collaborating to ensure safety.