I-96 Flex Lanes Go Live: New Ramp Metering Aims to Ease Congestion for Detroit Commuters
I-96 has introduced flex lanes with ramp metering to manage congestion and improve safety, now fully operational for drivers. Traffic flow is expected to improve with the implementation of this system.
Ford Field Enhances Gameday Fare by Partnering with Over 20 Detroit Eateries for Detroit Lions 2025 Season
Ford Field partners with local Detroit restaurants to offer diverse new food options for Lions fans, including a special burger named after running back Jahmyr Gibbs and healthy alternatives like a Breadless wrap and Vegan Mac from Cooking with Que.
Detroit Celebrates Another Millionaire as Powerball Ticket Wins $2 Million; Jackpot Soars to $1.7 Billion
A $2 million Powerball ticket was sold in Detroit, with the winner matching five balls and selecting the Power Play option. The jackpot has risen to $1.7 billion, marking the third-largest in U.S. history.
Michigan Declares September Preparedness Month Amidst Natural Disasters, Muskegon to Host 2025 Prepare Fair
Michigan designates September as Preparedness Month, urging households to prepare for disasters with family plans and emergency kits, highlighting preparedness at the 2025 Prepare Fair.
Richmond Area Good Old Days Festival Continues Tradition with Grand Parade and Family-Friendly Activities
The annual Richmond Area Good Old Days Festival features a volunteer-run, family-friendly affair with activities like a grand parade, drawing 13,000 visitors, supported by local sponsors, and geared towards community inclusivity.
Detroit City Council Votes to Prosecute Misdemeanors Locally, Aiming to Streamline Justice System
The Detroit City Council voted 8-1 for an ordinance to prosecute certain misdemeanors locally, aiming to reduce Wayne County's caseload. This will start on July 1, 2026, with the Law Department expanding for the new system.












