Michigan AG Dana Nessel Promises Action Against DTE Energy's Proposed Natural Gas Rate Hike
Michigan AG Dana Nessel vows to challenge an upcoming DTE Energy natural gas rate hike, after the company's recent $113 million increase. Nessel's past interventions have saved consumers nearly $4 billion.
Fire Crews Successfully Extinguish Blaze at University of Michigan North Campus Apartment
A fire struck an apartment on the University of Michigan's North Campus, but firefighters quickly contained it without injuries, and the structure remains under investigation for cause and safety assessment.
Cadillac Man Convicted of Child Sex Abuse Charges After Fleeing to Seattle
Edward Smith, 34, was convicted in Michigan for sexual abuse of a minor, involving illicit photos of a 15-year-old in 2018. His arrest and extradition from Seattle were part of Operation Survivor Justice. He awaits sentencing for multiple charges.
Detroit Readies for Varied Weather, Sunny Skies and Scattered Showers on the Horizon
Detroit's weather forecast includes a slight chance of showers and mostly sunny skies, with temperatures ranging from the high 50s to mid-80s throughout the week. Winds are expected to be calm to moderate.
Southwest Detroit Food Stand Closed, Co-owner Charged with Felony After Police Confrontation
Nayeli Ruiz, co-owner of a viral food stand in Detroit, faces a felony charge for resisting arrest after police attempted to shut down her unlicensed stand. She was released on bond and awaits a hearing.
Michigan Governor Whitmer Issues Executive Directive to Boost COVID-19 Vaccine Accessibility and Insurance Coverage
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued a directive to ease access to COVID-19 vaccines, calling on state agencies to collaborate on improving availability and mandating insurance coverage for the vaccines.












