Sterling Heights announces road construction on 17 Mile Road and Dodge Park, causing traffic disruptions from March 24 to May 9 for a sanitation project.

Governor Whitmer has appointed Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor to the MEDC Executive Committee, reflecting the city's economic importance in Michigan.

A AAA survey found that 47% of Michigan cannabis users think it doesn't affect driving, with many driving soon after use. Studies highlight the risks, noting impaired driving is illegal and increases crash rates.

German citizen Silvio Berge was arrested in Michigan for attempting to solicit minors online, with a $200,000 bond set after a VIPER team investigation.

Two teens were arrested after a stabbing incident left a 16-year-old seriously injured in Dearborn. The victim is stable; police stress peaceful conflict resolution.

Metro Detroit pet owners are warned about scammers posing as DACC staff who claim to have found their pets and demand payment for emergency services via Apple Pay.

Michigan education leaders are criticizing President Trump's executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education due to concerns about its impact on funding and services, particularly for disadvantaged and special education students.

Michigan letter carrier Rungphet Bodnar was honored for saving a girl from a dog attack, earning the Central Region Hero award from the National Association of Letter Carriers.

Barnes & Noble is opening a new store in Grand Rapids on March 26 with author Erin Craig to attend the opening ceremony. This expansion reflects a wider growth in the book industry in the area.

Dearborn will close its Administrative Center on March 28 for renovations and various city buildings on March 31 for Eid Al-Fitr, but refuse collection will not be affected.

Motor City Match supports Someday, a new Detroit venture by Cass Tech alumni Jantae’ Spinks and Samuel Trotter, blending art and bakery. It's the program's 180th brick-and-mortar project, aimed at stimulating local entrepreneurship and economy.

Sterling Heights has adopted a Comprehensive Transportation Safety Action Plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2050, with a Traffic Calming Program that invites community input on road safety.

Former University of Michigan coach Matthew Weiss faces a 24-count indictment, including charges of database hacking and identity theft, involving student athletes' personal data.