Farmington Hills is hiring nearly 200 seasonal workers across multiple sectors. Job fairs are set for March 11 & 17 at The Hawk, offering roles for students to retirees with wages up to $25/hour.

A hit-and-run on a Detroit freeway left one person injured, leading to an ongoing search for the elusive driver. The accident occurred on the I-96 ramp to Davison.

Detroit residents can report damages from a water main break via an online form and call DWSD for a service request number, with a 45-day filing deadline.

The Detroit Auto Show has announced its January 2026 dates; the event is set to boost the economy and will feature various automotive experiences including Racing Day.

Detroit's weather forecast includes a 30% chance of snow, high winds, and cold temperatures near freezing with little reprieve expected in the upcoming days.

Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Elizabeth Clement announced she will leave her seat, enabling Governor Whitmer to appoint a successor, potentially increasing the Democratic-nominated majority on the court.

Brew Detroit is moving its production to Marshall after its acquisition by Benchmark Beverage, with plans for regional and potential international expansion, despite closing its taproom last month.

Rugger’s Up and Under, a sports bar in Kalamazoo, is closing on March 15 after over 30 years. The community reacted with sadness to the loss of this local hangout spot.

Marquan Leron Brice, 18, faces serious charges including homicide for the fatal shooting of Jeffrey Gamble at Camelot Manor Mobile Home Community in Byron Township.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel secured compliance from two companies, Baker’s Best Health and American Master Products, over deceptive marketing, including undisclosed subscription traps and billing for ‘free trials’.

Fire crews battled a severe blaze at G.R. Central Iron and Steel in Grand Rapids, with no injuries reported and significant building damage. The cause remains under investigation.

The Detroit Police Department is seeking assistance in finding Kerry Mitchell, a 59-year-old man with bipolar disorder who went missing on February 10.

Sterling Heights will host its annual Cultural Exchange on March 7, featuring diverse cultures through music, dance, displays, and food. The free event encourages community participation.