The Michigan Department of Transportation's "Restore the Reuther" project will cause significant traffic disruptions on I-696 for a two-year period, including closures and detours for extensive road and bridge work.

The Michigan Senate passed a bill to adjust minimum and tipped wages, aiming for a $15 minimum wage by 2027 and a gradual increase for tipped workers to 60% by 2035. The bill now moves to the House for consideration.

A Warren police chase led to an officer and a 12-year-old girl hospitalized after a crash involving multiple vehicles.

A worker died in Sanilac County after a trench collapse; despite rescue efforts, the trench was too unstable to enter, and recovery operations took place hours later.

Volunteers in Detroit are clearing snow for seniors, with organizations like The Lawn Academy and Serve Detroit Snow Team leading efforts to assist those in need during snowstorms.

Detroit is seeking artists to create murals in Southwest's Bagley Arts Alley, aiming to revitalize the area and foster community. Submissions are open until February 24, 2025.

Two arrests were made in the homicide of Vincent Buckles, who was shot in Port Huron; collaboration between local and federal authorities led to the suspects' capture.

A man was fatally shot by a Michigan State Trooper during a domestic disturbance in Port Huron Township where he was reported to be armed and threatening.

A 38-year-old man was hospitalized after his car hit an apartment in Ferndale; no residents were injured, and the building remains structurally sound.

An off-duty deputy was charged with reckless firearm use after his gun was found in a Lapeer High School parking lot. He was released on bond, and both his department and school officials are investigating the incident.

A man is charged with stealing a gold chain while working on a home and selling it to a pawn shop. He was arrested and released on bond, with a court date set.

14-year-old Jada LaForge, missing since Feb 5, has been safely found, with few details on her disappearance disclosed.

Michigan is experiencing an outbreak of avian influenza among waterfowl, with over 300 dead birds found and the Michigan DNR advising caution when dealing with dead birds.