Detroit's Eastern Market at the Forefront of Innovation with Finalists Named in $3M Sustainable Cities Challenge
Detroit selects four finalist teams for the Sustainable Cities Challenge to innovate Eastern Market's freight system, rewarding them $130,000 each for pilot projects to reduce environmental impact, with a total of $3 million in final prizes.
Detroit Braces for a Week of Thunderstorms and Sweltering Heat, NWS Advises Caution
Detroit's weather forecast includes early thunderstorms, a high of 93°F, and gusty winds today, with a hot and sunny weekend ahead, reaching highs near 97°F. The week will mix sun, showers, and thunderstorms with continued warm temperatures.
UPDATE: Detroit High School Student Deported to Colombia Despite Community Pleas for ICE to Stay Removal
Detroit high school student Maykol Bogoya-Duarte was deported to Colombia after a traffic stop incident escalated to involve federal agents, despite community efforts to prevent his removal.
Michigan State Police Urge Residents to Prep for Sizzling Heatwave, Governor Whitmer and Officials Offer Safety Tips
Michigan is expecting high temperatures and the state's authorities are urging residents to prepare for a heatwave by staying cool, hydrated, and informed, while checking on vulnerable populations.
Genesee County Bridge Repairs Set for June 23, Flint Motorists to Face Detours Amid $2.7M MDOT Initiative
MDOT begins bridge repairs in Genesee County on June 23, part of a $2.7 million project enhancing safety and mobility. The work involves concrete and steel beam repairs on two bridges, with detours set for the I-69 ramp to Miller Road.
Grand Rapids Firefighters Overcome Dry Hydrants to Contain Recycling Plant Blaze
Grand Rapids fire crews encountered dry hydrants while fighting a recycling plant fire, requiring a relay operation for water. The water department is investigating the hydrants' maintenance, last overseen a decade ago.
Lowell Charter Township Voters to Decide on Millage Proposal to Combat Spongy Moth Infestation
Lowell Charter Township residents will vote on a millage to fund combating spongy moth infestations threatening local trees. The measure, if passed, would cost homeowners an average of $50 a year.












