Oakland County Sheriff's Office Thwarts Potential Mass Shooting at Pontiac High School Graduation, One Suspect Detained
Law enforcement stopped a potential mass shooting at a Pontiac, Michigan high school graduation, arresting one suspect and pursuing another. Details to be provided in a scheduled press conference.
Michigan House Passes Bill to Introduce Hunting and Firearms Safety in Schools, Awaits Senate Approval
Michigan's House passed a bill to introduce voluntary hunting and firearms safety classes in public schools, emphasizing safe practices without using live firearms on campus. The bill, now with the Senate, includes an opt-out option for students.
Metro Detroit Weekend Filled with Events from WWII Exhibit to Irish Fest and Art Fairs
Metro Detroit offers various events this weekend, including WWII women's exhibit, Irish fest, art fair, Bloc Party concert, family fun at Chandler Park, pet adoption events, and the "Annie" show with an all-adult cast.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel Obtains Preliminary Injunction to Halt Trump Administration’s AmeriCorps Grant Cuts
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel obtains a preliminary injunction to stop the Trump Administration from terminating AmeriCorps grants, crucial for various community programs in the state.
Israel's Rafael Unveils New Technology and Management Hub in Michigan's Defense Industry Epicenter
Rafael Systems Global Sustainment opens a new facility in Sterling Heights, Michigan, to focus on ground vehicle business, aiming to support local economic growth and demand in the defense sector hub.
Smoke from Canadian Wildfires Shrouds Michigan's Mackinac Bridge, Prompting Alerts and Reducing Visibility
Canadian wildfires led to Mackinac Bridge in Michigan being shrouded in smoke, prompting visibility and air quality concerns, with Michigan authorities and health officials advising caution and monitoring air conditions.












