The AI system named Ava is launched in Kalamazoo County to handle non-emergency calls and help dispatchers focus on emergencies, enhancing efficiency without replacing human staff.

The article discusses Detroit's varying weather forecast for the week, with sunny skies, a wintry mix, and possible rain, potentially affecting holiday travel plans.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel calls for increased accountability and affordability from utility companies following a critical audit on power restoration times, emphasizing the need for concrete action.

Detroit informs residents about warming centers and emergency shelters available amid freezing weather, offering meals, showers, and housing services.

The Detroit Fire Department announces a webinar series starting January 8 to enhance fire safety awareness among residents, featuring fire safety professionals discussing prevention topics.

The Michigan Senate held a record 29-hour session, approving multiple bills before a GOP-led House transition. The session was marked by partisan tension and a focus on issues like gun safety and hate crime legislation.

Michigan's Attorney General issues a consumer alert on how to protect oneself from sudden business closures, advising quick action and providing steps to safeguard finances and data.

Michigan's Public Service Commission approved a settlement to lower a proposed 31.9% electric rate hike by NSP to 13.5%, following Attorney General Dana Nessel's intervention.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission highlights 51 homes in its Winter Aglow program for exceptional holiday decorations, with plans for a celebratory dinner hosted by Mayor Hammoud.

Most City of Detroit offices will close from Dec. 24 to Jan. 2, excluding essential services. Trash collection is delayed by a day after holidays, and parking meters won’t be enforced from Dec. 23 to Jan. 1, except for Residential Zones.

The Michigan DNR reminds people to prioritize safety during winter outdoor activities, offering advice on ice safety, layering, and responsible snowmobiling, after reports of fatal accidents.

Detroit is set to experience a cold, snowy week, with a sunny Saturday and a mostly cloudy Christmas Day anticipated, based on the National Weather Service forecast.

A Howell mother, Tonya Lacey, was discharged without further probation for her son's accidental shooting death due to an unsecured firearm, with no further court action to amend her loss.