Michigan lawmaker Natalie Price has introduced a bill to increase fines for loud vehicle exhausts on Woodward Avenue, addressing noise complaints from residents and businesses.

Catalytic converters were stolen from vehicles at Gerald R. Ford International Airport, with travelers discovering the theft upon their return. The airport authority responded with assurances of security measures in place.

Jessica Care Moore has been named Detroit's poet laureate, committed to engaging the community with poetry and continuing the legacy of her predecessor, Naomi Long Madgett.

A Wixom man was arrested in Bloomfield Township, MI, for DUI after driving the wrong way on Telegraph Road, nearly hitting a motorcyclist. He admitted to drinking wine and failed sobriety tests.

Michigan Central Station in Detroit is reopening on June 6 with a concert and events after Ford's renovation, focusing on local impact and featuring a 10-day open house.

Meijer donates $3 million to Michigan's first children's rehabilitation hospital, set to open in 2026, enhancing care for young patients with serious health issues.

HopCat is opening a new location in Clinton Township, featuring a large space with 42 beer taps and its signature Cosmik Fries. The grand opening includes festivities and charity collaboration with the Humane Society of Macomb County.

Gunman found dead by police after a standoff and shooting on Detroit's west side, following earlier injuring of a victim.

Gas prices in Michigan have risen by 12 cents this past week, with the average sitting at $3.71/gallon, and may continue to rise due to tight supply and potential crude oil price increases.

The National Park Service is awarding $23.4 million for projects that preserve African American civil rights history, including two initiatives in Michigan linked to historic sites and the Green Book.

A Lansing woman pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge after her toddler son fatally shot himself with a firearm she illegally possessed due to a prior felony.

University of Michigan police arrested a man linked to a reported sexual assault at a campus parking garage, based on an arranged meeting via a dating app.

Dennis Peterson Sr. from Macomb County receives a sentence of 25 to 30 years for first-degree criminal sexual conduct with minors. He was convicted of abusing two children between 2010-2016.