Repairs to a 54-inch transmission main in Southwest Detroit are completed, with water quality testing to follow. Restoration of homes and full service resumption will take weeks, but community and city efforts support displaced residents.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board highlights responsible gaming during March Madness and Problem Gambling Awareness Month, offering resources and urging bettors to wager wisely.

The article describes the Michigan DNR's updated fishing rules for the 2025 season, including new regulations and license fees, and highlights specific changes and dates for the angling community.

A 73-year-old woman from Wayne County, Michigan won $500,000 in the Michigan Lottery's 20X instant game, using free coupons from the Spin to Win game.

Two children died from carbon monoxide toxicity in a van where their homeless family lived; Detroit has since offered support and is addressing homelessness.

A 16-year-old Lake Orion High student was arrested after making an online school shooting threat for March 5, despite having no access to firearms. Attendance dropped significantly following the threat.

A man was killed when struck by a vehicle in Pittsfield Township, Michigan. The driver, who was not harmed, had a green light, and road conditions were wet. The police are investigating the crash.

Grand Rapids Police Department seized 1.1 pounds of fentanyl in their largest bust to date, arresting 53-year-old Darrell Mitchell at Wimbledon Apartments. The drug is potentially deadly and has been linked to many overdoses in the area.

Detroit weather predicts clearing skies, high near 37°F with strong gusts. Temps to dip to 29°F at night. Weekend outlook is sunny with highs around 40-48°F.

15 horses escaped from a boarding facility and roamed M-6 highway, causing traffic delays. All were safely recovered by 8:30 a.m. The incident led to temporary lane closures and required law enforcement response.

A man was injured in a targeted Wyoming shooting; the suspect fled and remains at large. Police urge against spreading unverified information and seek community tips.

A man with a felony warrant led police on a multi-state chase in a U-Haul, barricaded himself with a knife, and was arrested in Branch County, Michigan.

The GSA may sell the Hart-Dole-Inouye Federal Center in Battle Creek, as it's listed as "non-core property." The impact on the local community remains uncertain.