Michigan's online gambling operators report a record $352.3 million in gross receipts for October, with iGaming and sports betting showing significant growth in revenue.

Ford has unveiled its new headquarters, the Henry Ford II World Center in Dearborn, with 2.1 million sq. ft. of modern, collaborative workspaces for 14,000 employees.

Gas prices in Michigan dropped 9 cents per gallon, settling at an average of $3.02. The decrease in prices is attributed to lower demand and crude oil prices, with potential for further decreases.

Detroit's casinos reported a rise in October revenue, achieving $107.4 million, led by MGM Grand with a 49% market share. Retail sports betting accounted for $1.5 million of the total revenue.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has issued cease-and-desist orders to three unlicensed online casinos—Cryptowins, Slotland, and Winaday—for illegally offering internet gaming to Michigan residents, underscoring the state’s firm stance on protecting players and regulating its gaming sector.

Meijer offers free turkeys with a $75 purchase at select markets and discounts on frozen turkeys to $0.49 per pound at general stores. They are also reducing prices on over 90 grocery essentials by up to 50% for Thanksgiving.

The holiday season begins in Detroit with openings of Downtown Detroit Markets and Cadillac Lodge, featuring local pop-up shops and festive activities through January 4.

Wayne County man, Walter Lawson Jr., won a $230,740 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery's Fantasy 5 game and initially mistook the win for a scanner malfunction.

LaFontaine Chevrolet's suspension was lifted by the Michigan Department of State after being accused of selling used vehicles as new; they argue the issue was administrative, not a threat to public safety.

Kinepolis Group is set to acquire Emagine Entertainment in a $105 million deal, expanding its presence in the US cinema market.

Sewing Your Life sewing school opened in Dearborn, founded by Nasim Alghuzzy and supported by the Dearborn WORKS program and a U.S. Department of Labor grant.

Laserglow Technologies has opened its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Sterling Heights, Michigan, investing $1.225 million and hiring 16 new employees.

Pingree Detroit is opening its first flagship store in downtown Detroit, offering upcycled leather goods and live shoemaking demos. The worker-owned cooperative focuses on sustainability and employs local Detroiters and veterans.