Mixed precipitation and temperature variations are expected in Detroit, with chances of rain and snow, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

Eastern Michigan University hosts a series of events for Women's History Month, including celebrations, symposiums, and conferences highlighting women's achievements and contributions.

Pronto Pup Grand Rapids is set to open a new storefront in May to offer its unique corn dogs, operating three days a week as a shared ghost kitchen in Eastown or East Grand Rapids.

Michigan State Police located a missing 86-year-old man in Almena Township, using ground forces and a helicopter, after he became stuck and disoriented on his property.

The Big Lake Humane Society in Muskegon raised $12,000 in under 60 hours after its well system failed, thanks to community support coordinated through social media.

Kalamazoo faces road closures and detours as MDOT resumes a $24 million bridge reconstruction project on US-131, affecting KL Avenue and the Stadium Drive ramp.

The remains of Kevin Graves, who disappeared in 2018, were found near the Electric Forest Festival site. His identity was confirmed, and a memorial service is planned.

Haley Bradley has been appointed as Assistant City Manager of Sterling Heights, starting March 31, after a search by the Michigan Municipal League, bringing her expertise in municipal funding and administration.

The Grand Rapids Rampage is set to rejoin the National Gridiron League in 2026, 15 years after the original team folded, amidst plans to strengthen league foundations and community ties.

Dearborn officials urge driving schools to meet standards to enhance road safety, highlighting concerns of inadequate driver education and certification practices.

Joseph Twilley was sentenced to over 13 years for managing a drug network during COVID-19, distributing cocaine, fentanyl, and heroin. His arrest involved a multi-agency investigation and seizures of drugs, cash, and firearms.

A coalition led by AG Dana Nessel obtained a court injunction to halt Trump administration's proposed funding cuts to research "indirect costs," protecting Michigan universities' research programs.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board issued cease-and-desist orders to five unlicensed online casinos to enforce state gaming regulations and protect consumers.