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.
Elderly Michigan Man with Dementia Found Safe in Indiana Following Multi-State Search Effort
An 81-year-old man with dementia from Michigan was safely found in Indiana after being reported missing. He had left home without returning and was missing critical medication. Authorities thanked the public for their help in the search.
Trinity Health Grand Rapids Breast Center Earns National 'Center of Excellence' Distinction
Trinity Health Grand Rapids Breast Center earned a designation as a Certified Quality Breast Center of Excellence, one of 36 nationwide, for meeting rigorous quality standards in breast cancer care.
Jenison Man Charged in Party Shooting Death, Grand Rapids Man Acquitted in Separate Self-Defense Case
20-year-old Westen Meulenberg charged for shooting at a Michigan party, resulting in death. Bond set at $50,000; victim was a GVSU student. In a separate case, Xavier Ramos was acquitted of murder in Grand Rapids shooting.












