Detroit Media Services to Host Film Detroit Outreach Event on September 10 for Local Creatives
Detroit Media Services is hosting a Film Detroit event on September 10 to help local creators get their work on city channels and navigate film permits, offering networking, entertainment, and information on ongoing support.
Detroit Nurse Faces Multiple Sexual Assault Charges Amidst Allegations of Preying on Vulnerable Patients
A nurse at Detroit's Sinai-Grace Hospital, Wilfredo Figueroa-Berrios, faces multiple sexual assault charges including an incident involving a porta-potty. He pleaded not guilty and awaits further hearings.
Grand Rapids Celebrates as John Ball Zoo Welcomes First-Ever Pygmy Hippo Birth Amid Conservation Efforts
John Ball Zoo welcomed a baby pygmy hippo, the first for the zoo, marking a conservation milestone for the endangered species. The calf, Penelope's offspring, is part of a Species Survival Breeding Plan.
Michigan's Attorney General Secures Court Victory Against Schlicht Ponds for Environmental Violations
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and EGLE won a legal case against Scott Schlicht of Schlicht Ponds for environmental law violations, resulting in a $150,000 fine and future compliance enforcement.












