Michigan gas prices increased by 12 cents in a week, with an average of $3.17 per gallon, still lower monthly and annually, as AAA and CBS Detroit report.

The City of Detroit awarded $300,000 to 13 tech startups to foster job creation and innovation, with businesses ranging from biotech to edtech, reflecting the city's diverse entrepreneurial growth beyond the automotive industry.

Michigan's online gambling revenue rose by 9.8% in August to $312.54 million, with iGaming and sports betting up from July. Taxes and fees totaled $53.7 million.

Deer Camp Coffee in Sterling Heights, MI, serves as a community hub, offering local products and coffee, and actively supports local initiatives like beekeeping and feeding programs. Owners plan to expand while keeping their community focus.

Michigan experiences a decrease in gas prices, with the average dropping to $3.05 per gallon, reflecting a 13-cent decrease from the previous week and 21 cents lower than the year before.

Michigan increased bill credits for prolonged or frequent power outages to $42 per day to better compensate residents and incentivize quicker restorations by utilities.

Apple's new downtown Detroit retail store, situated at 1430 Woodward Avenue, is set to open on September 19, coinciding with the launch of the iPhone 17 and other devices.

GM's Cole Engineering Center closed after two employees contracted Legionnaires' disease; the source is under investigation. The facility will remain closed until at least September 22.

An 84-year-old Macomb County man won a $481,582 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery's Fantasy 5 game by matching numbers 01-03-07-23-38. He plans to share his winnings with family and save the rest.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has renewed the licenses of Detroit's three commercial casinos, confirming their adherence to regulation and economic contribution.

A Michigan player won $1 million by matching five white balls in the Powerball drawing, while the $1.8 billion jackpot was split by winners in Missouri and Texas.

Draught Horse Brewery & Spirits in Lyon Township announces its closure after ten years, expressing gratitude to patrons and staff. The site will remain a restaurant/microbrewery under new management with the potential to retain existing staff.

A $2 million Powerball ticket was sold in Detroit, with the winner matching five balls and selecting the Power Play option. The jackpot has risen to $1.7 billion, marking the third-largest in U.S. history.