Michigan's CRA settled with Viridis Labs founders, permanently barring them from the state's cannabis industry over testing standard failures, leading to a massive product recall and industry impact.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan endorses City Council President Mary Sheffield for the city's mayoral race, positioning her for a historic win as potentially the first female mayor.

Michigan's infrastructure is deteriorating, with estimates that hundreds of millions are needed for bridge repairs, risking closures and impacting commutes and the economy.

Two Michigan high schools, International Academy of Macomb and International Academy in Bloomfield Hills, ranked 11th and 21st nationally in 2025 U.S. News & World Report's Best High School Rankings.

Ann Arbor police search for a prowler seen near the University of Michigan campus, peering into student residences. Increased patrols and safety measures are advised.

Detroit Police seek help to find Kamaryi Slaughter, a 15-year-old boy missing since August 16 from Roxbury Street, last seen in a black Nike jacket and ski mask.

Detroit Police request public aid in finding 13-year-old Chase Hurst, missing since August 10th, last seen in the 16700 block of Bramell. He has a scar on his back and leg.

After being asked to leave, a woman shot at her friend's father; she faces multiple felony charges, including intent to murder. No injuries were reported.

A semi-truck overturned on a Detroit freeway ramp due to high speed and shifting cargo, spilling its contents and causing an extended closure for cleanup.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel opposes the EPA's proposal to rescind the 2009 greenhouse gas endangerment finding, emphasizing its importance for health and climate.

Chengxuan Han pleads no contest to smuggling biological materials, including round worms, into the U.S. for research.

Madison Heights is implementing a new trash and recycling program aimed at increasing recycling by 50%, switching to a cart-only collection system, with anticipated savings for the city.

Michigan's gaming revenue in July was $284.6 million, a slight 0.2% drop from June, with iGaming up to $250.5 million and sports betting revenue down 21.6%. Taxes contributed $50.5 million to the state.