Michigan sees an 8-cent increase in gas prices, with the average now at $2.81 per gallon, according to AAA. Despite the uptick, prices remain lower than last month and the previous year.

Patricia Doe from Westland, Michigan, won $100,000 in the state's Super Raffle game with a ticket from Admiral Petroleum. She plans to use the money for home renovations.

Downtown Home & Garden in Ann Arbor closed after over a century in business, affected by high rents and changing shopping patterns. The community mourned the iconic store's loss.

The Renaissance Center Station post office in downtown Detroit is set to close on January 20, with services moving to the George W. Young Post Office.

Some Michigan stores and restaurants stay open on Christmas, with varying hours, while many close for the holiday. Customers should check local hours before visiting.

Tennerra Winery in Sterling Heights, known for its community focus and California-sourced wines, has garnered a loyal following since opening in 2017, even winning Best Wine Bar in Metro Detroit.

C3 Industries is closing its Michigan cultivation facility due to a new 24% wholesale marijuana tax, impacting 62 workers and raising concerns about industry sustainability.

Two $1 million Powerball tickets were sold in Michigan, one in Grosse Pointe Farms and the other in Ludington, as part of a draw with a $1.6 billion jackpot.

The 2026 Detroit Auto Show will feature 41 brands, including the Big 3 automakers, with a range of vehicles on display and immersive track activations.

Michigan Attorney General Nessel announces a $150 million settlement with Mercedes-Benz and Daimler AG over emissions cheating software in diesel vehicles.

Michigan gas prices have dropped to a new low for 2025, with an average of $2.73 per gallon, providing cost savings for residents during the holiday season.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel leads a 22-state lawsuit against Uber over alleged deceptive marketing of its Uber One subscription service, which is said to employ negative option billing and make cancellations difficult.

Eccalon, a cybersecurity and AI firm, is setting up headquarters in Detroit's former Icon Building, with Mayor Duggan confirming the move expected to create 800 jobs, investing up to $71 million.