The Michigan Gun Violence Intervention Summit in Lansing gathered over 300 attendees, fostering multi-sector collaboration to address gun violence and highlighted strategies, successes, and ongoing initiatives.

Michigan hunters donated a record 140,000 pounds of venison to combat hunger, contributing to over 560,000 meals for food banks through the Hunters Feeding Michigan program.

The Detroit Land Bank Authority has launched a $15 million Affordable Housing Pipeline, starting with the redevelopment of Longview structures into 30 affordable units with modern features and historic preservation.

Macomb County expanded its Manufacturing Day to a week, allowing 2,000 students to explore local manufacturing businesses through tours and interactive experiences, highlighting diverse career paths.

Three charged with defrauding Michigan's Medicaid transportation program by exploiting mileage reimbursements, as announced by Attorney General Dana Nessel.

Detroit's weather forecast anticipates a sunny week with highs around 70°F, light winds, minimal rain chances, and consistent nighttime temperatures in the 40s and 50s.

Coeur, a French-inspired restaurant in Ferndale, is closing on October 19 due to economic pressures, despite its acclaim and dining experience accolades.

A woman will undergo a mental competency exam after allegedly injuring 11 people in a multi-city vehicle rampage in Michigan. She faces serious charges, including assault with intent to murder.

Detroit's Anchor Bar offers free meals to federal workers affected by the government shutdown, showing support amid financial difficulties. Owner Nabih Ayad emphasizes community solidarity for their longtime patrons during these challenging times.

The Hudson's Detroit office building, completed on the site of the historic J.L. Hudson Department Store, features 400,000 sq ft of modern workspace, notable tenants like GM, and amenities including a fitness center and event venues.

Jacob Michael Nelson from Sterling Heights faces charges for human trafficking, including forcing a woman into sex work, drugging her, and using violence as coercion.

A woman accused of murdering her McDonald's manager in Eastpointe is fit to stand trial, following a forensic evaluation. She faces charges including first-degree murder.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel speaks out on the potential deployment of National Guard troops to U.S. cities, emphasizing risks and her commitment to opposing federal overreach.