Michigan Launches Incentive Program to Boost Sustainable Mass Timber Construction
Michigan launches the Michigan Mass Timber Catalyst Program, offering financial incentives to increase the use of sustainable mass timber in construction, enhancing the state's economy and promoting environmental sustainability.
Michigan Women's Commission Spearheads Flint Events to Tackle Menopause Impact on Workforce
Michigan's conversation on menopause examines its effect on the workforce, with events featuring experts and advocates discussing symptoms and treatments, stressing the importance of supportive policies for women's mid-life care.
Sterling Heights Unveils Upgraded Lakeside Island Park with New Bridge and Trails
Sterling Heights has unveiled improvements at Lakeside Island Park, featuring a new bridge, a 0.4-mile trail, enhanced fishing spots, and future amenities like picnic benches, backed by a $1.9 million investment.
Detroit Celebrates Beginnings of $86 Million Cody High School Reconstruction, Part of a $700 Million Boost for DPSCD Facilities
The Cody High School community in Detroit began constructing a new $86 million facility, funded by federal monies. The project is part of a broader $700 million investment to improve Detroit's school infrastructure.
18-Year-Old Critically Injured in Detroit Police Shooting After Allegedly Pulling Gun During Traffic Stop
An 18-year-old man was critically injured in a police-involved shooting during a traffic stop at a Detroit McDonald's. Officers fired after the man, who resisted a search, fled and allegedly produced a gun.
Flint Man Convicted of Second-Degree Murder in 2024 Fatal Shooting Outside Liquor Store
Terry Paul Moore, 52, of Flint, was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2024 fatal shooting of 45-year-old Joshun Edwards outside a liquor store. He was also found guilty on firearms charges and faces life imprisonment.












