Michigan's AG Dana Nessel sued Opulent Marketing for deceptive trade practices, targeting their misleading vehicle service contracts and office legitimacy. An injunction, restitution, and funds disgorgement are sought.

Judge Rachel Rancilio is set to become the Chief Judge Pro Tempore in Macomb County, beginning her role on January 21, 2025, after serving in the Circuit Court since 2016.

Michigan will offer retro license plates with styles from the 1970s, '80s, and a patriotic flag plate for the nation's 250th anniversary, supporting state infrastructure funds.

The Eastern Michigan University men's basketball team is under scrutiny for suspicious sports betting activity in a game against Central Michigan University.

Griffin Claw Brewing re-releases "Sin Repent Repeat," an 8.0% ABV paczki-flavored stout, along with a raspberry paczki vodka, available through March 4 or while stocks last.

Detroit artist Edward Stross, nicknamed "Gonzo," made a life-sized lion out of snow to support the Lions for the playoffs, attracting local attention.

Michigan Governor Whitmer will deliver her State of the State address on February 26, addressing jobs and education, amidst a shift in political control.

TSA officers at Michigan airports, including Detroit Metropolitan, reported fewer firearms at checkpoints in 2024, with a nationwide decline in detected firearms.

Authorities in Detroit are searching for a driver who fled a crash, leaving behind an injured baby. The non-fatal incident occurred near Seven Mile Road and Hoover Street after a failed police stop.

Judge Daniel White denied a request to relocate Marshella Chidester's trial, accused of driving under influence causing two deaths, despite concerns about impartiality due to media coverage in Monroe County.

The Flint Institute of Music received over $141,000 in grants for music therapy for systems-impacted youth in Flint from the Community Foundation of Greater Flint and Michigan Health Endowment Fund.

Four suspects, including three juveniles, were arrested in connection with a break-in at Potter's Cannabis Boutique in Battle Creek, where $9,590 worth of goods were stolen.

MDOT invites Saginaw residents to discuss the $13 million rebuild of M-58 on January 27 at Saginaw City Hall. The project includes asphalt rebuilding, utility upgrades, and traffic detours.