Pinball Pete's arcade is moving from its Galleria Mall location in Ann Arbor to East Liberty Street after nearly 30 years, following the mall's redevelopment plans.

Michigan sees a slight 3-cent rise in gas prices to an average of $2.85 per gallon ahead of holiday travel, with diesel prices dropping. Drivers can use tips to save on fuel and find cheaper rates.

The Michigan cannabis industry is challenging a new 24% wholesale tax they argue could increase prices, cause job losses, and push consumers to the black market.

Kronk Gym, a historic Detroit boxing hub, reopens in the Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center, aiming to revive its legacy and build community under its new leadership.

The Suburban Collection Showplace in Michigan is being rebranded as the Vibe Credit Union Showplace effective January 1, 2026, reflecting the credit union's commitment to the community.

Detroit casinos reported $108.2 million revenue in November, led by MGM Grand Detroit. Table games and slots earned $106.5 million, while sports betting added $1.7 million. Taxes contributed millions to state and city funds.

Ann Arbor's first standalone Chick-fil-A opens, bringing 80 jobs and multiple dining options. On opening day, customers wearing cow print get a free entrée. The franchisee contributes to local hunger relief, highlighting community commitment.

Michigan's minimum wage is set to increase from $12.48 to $13.73 in 2026, with further rises planned, including $15.00 by 2027. Tipped and youth wages will also see increases.

Artisan Reserve brewery in Romulus is set to close on December 19 after seven years, as announced by owner Brian Bush due to uncontrollable circumstances.

Gas prices in Michigan have fallen, with the average for regular unleaded at $2.82 per gallon, providing relief for residents, and potentially keeping travel costs low into the holidays.

Street Beet, a vegan pop-up, is opening a permanent location in Corktown, Detroit, offering plant-based comfort food, drinks, desserts, and arcade games.

Big Sean and Usher are investing $1 million each to start a creative incubator for Detroit youth at Michigan Central Boys & Girls Club, fostering talents in modern production technologies.

The MGCB issued 12 cease-and-desist letters to offshore gambling operators for illegally offering services in Michigan, urging residents to use regulated sites instead.