Slifco Electric, LLC has settled for over $1.4 million over claims of misrepresenting eligibility for PPP loan forgiveness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sterling Heights announced the grand opening of its Community Garden at Nelson Park on May 1, featuring food trucks, a live DJ, giveaways, and activities for all ages.

Michigan Attorney General files lawsuit against Express Scripts and Prime Therapeutics, alleging their agreement suppresses independent pharmacy payments, contributes to pharmacy deserts, and inflates drug prices.

Livonia's Bates Burgers temporarily closed due to a fire contained in the griddle area. The eatery plans to reopen after installing a new grill and passing a fire inspection.

A Southfield doctor, Dr. Charise Valentine, was convicted for unlawfully distributing over 200,000 opioid pills from a clinic that operated as a pill mill from 2016 to 2018.

The forecast for Detroit includes sunny days, rain, and potential thunderstorms, with highs from 59 to near 75 degrees and gusty winds throughout the week.

Dearborn has renamed city spaces after influential residents, acknowledging their contributions to the community, including former Mayor O’Reilly, Chief Curator Tate, arts leader Woodyard, and council member Sareini.

Dearborn celebrated the opening of its second adaptive playground at Ford Woods Park, reflecting the city’s commitment to inclusivity and expanded green spaces.

Judge Richard Caretti was honored with the MDTC President's Special Recognition Award for his contributions to civil litigation at the Annual Past Presidents' Reception.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board issued cease-and-desist orders to two Panama-based online betting operators for illegal gambling activities in Michigan.

Detroit police seek public help to find missing 16-year-old Anthony Smith, last seen on Robson Street in a blue Ford Escape. He's 5'4", with tattoos, wearing a red and black jacket, black pants. Call 313-596-1240 with info.

Detroit Police are looking for 17-year-old Kayala Perryman, missing since April 24th, last seen in a white Ford Focus. She was wearing a red/black sweatshirt, red shorts, and black Crocs. Public assistance is sought.

Jim Ananich was appointed as the new Chair of the Michigan Gaming Control Board, succeeding Linda Forte, bringing legislative experience and a background in education to the role.