The Detroit Secretary of State office on Mack Avenue is closing from October 27 to November 17 for remodeling, but services are available online and at self-service stations.

Three Port Huron businesses were cited for selling alcohol to minors after an operation using underage decoys. Fourteen out of seventeen establishments followed the law.

Jeremiah Kemp was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to assaulting two Southgate officers, receiving 18-20 years for intent to murder and other charges.

Cannabis entrepreneur Mark Savaya from Michigan was named Special Envoy to Iraq by President Trump, raising questions due to his non-traditional background.

A 25-year-old cyclist died after being hit by a truck at a Westland intersection; the driver is cooperating with police. The investigation is ongoing.

Michigan DNR has paused pheasant releases at Rose Lake State Game Area after a fatal plane crash, affecting hunting activities until the investigation is completed.

Michigan's State Board of Education proposes updates to music education standards, welcoming public comments until December 4, 2025, and aiming for adoption in late winter 2026.

Dearborn seeks public input for its Parks & Recreation Master Plan at a public hearing on November 5 and via email, with plan details accessible online or in person.

Andiamo Italian Chophouse is set to be the anchor restaurant at the new JW Marriott Detroit Water Square, aiming to contribute to Detroit's economic growth and revitalization.

Election fraud charges against Hamtramck council member Muhtasin Sadman were dropped due to absent witnesses. Sadman still faces a misdemeanor charge.

Lt. Jonathan Miner of Springfield Township Fire Department died after an explosion at his home. He was a hero in a recent church incident and leaves behind a large family.

Michigan's online gaming and sports betting revenue dipped by 3.1% in September, according to the MGCB, with iGaming showing a slight decrease and sports betting experiencing a significant decline.

Michigan AG Nessel joined 20 other attorneys general to file an amicus brief supporting Stanford Daily in a lawsuit against the Trump Administration's policy targeting noncitizen students and faculty for political speech.