A man from Van Buren County, Michigan, won $300,000 playing the Safe Cracker Cashword lottery game; he confirmed his win multiple times with his wife.

NHTSA says Nissan is recalling about 642,698 Rogue SUVs in two campaigns over engine‑bearing and throttle‑body defects that can cause power loss or fire. Dealers will inspect and repair affected cars free of charge.

Harley-Davidson says U.S. tariffs added about $67M to 2025 costs, squeezing margins and prompting a strategic reset.

Macomb County's Equip and Thrive Grant (EAT Grant) provides up to $5,000 to local food and beverage businesses like Champagne Chocolates, Eataliana Homemade Pasta, and Brown Iron Brewhouse to purchase equipment or technology.

Maria Aldana's Raíces Mexican Cantina in Sterling Heights offers an authentic experience with traditional dishes and a focus on creating lasting memories through food.

A confidential Oakland County settlement ends a bitter 2025 legal fight between Novara and McDonald Baas & Livingston, including a payment plan and mutual releases.

Stellantis has hired GM purchasing executive Marcelo Conti to run North America procurement while Marlo Vitous shifts to lead global indirect‑materials purchasing.

The Michigan Department of State suspended On the Move Driving School LLC due to regulatory violations, affecting its classroom and driving instruction.

WCAA says about $750 million in projects at DTW and Willow Run will be bid over the next two years; a Feb. 23 outreach in Novi will explain how to compete.

Detroit updates its fiscal revenue estimates, showing positive trends in wagering tax income, job growth, and wage increases, with a commitment to fiscal discipline and neighborhood improvements.

Michigan is funding a $22.6 million grant program to help local automotive suppliers adapt and stay competitive by retooling for hybrid vehicle production.

Detroit's casinos reported a slight increase in January revenue year-over-year, with MGM leading in market share. Retail sports betting, however, saw a significant decline.

Parks Old Style Bar-B-Q in Detroit is closing after 62 years due to the owner's health and financial issues, despite strong community support and a GoFundMe campaign to save it.