Ford recalls nearly 500,000 vehicles, particularly Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX models, due to a risk of brake fluid leaks that could extend stopping distances, posing a crash risk. The company is working on a fix for the issue.

Detroit's 88.7 89X radio, known for alternative rock, is hinting at a comeback to its original format after a country stint, exciting fans with a scheduled return and local programming revival.

Bommarito Bakery in metro Detroit celebrates 100 years in business, renowned for introducing the city's first cannoli, upholding family traditions, and a commitment to handmade authenticity.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel seeks to cut DTE Energy's proposed rate hike by 75%, advocating for a minimal 2.5% increase rather than 11% to ease the financial burden on ratepayers.

Bella Limone, a new Italian restaurant, has opened in Royal Oak at 100 S. Main St, featuring a menu with homemade pasta and limoncello, aiming for an Amalfi Coast vibe.

The Michigan Department of State suspended operations of Ypsilanti's Coach Richmond’s Driving School for multiple infractions, including poor record-keeping and using an uninsured vehicle for instruction.

Michigan experiences an 18-cent gas price hike, setting the average at $3.30 per gallon, influenced by a refinery shutdown and despite a slight demand decrease.

A Powerball ticket sold in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, won $1 million. The jackpot, now at $700 million, remains unclaimed. Winners have a year to claim their prize. Other million-dollar tickets were sold in Oklahoma and Tennessee.

Apple and MSU open the first U.S. Manufacturing Academy in Detroit, offering free classes and expert training to small and medium-sized businesses to modernize and expand.

Kroger releases a limited-time "Champion Chip Collection" with flavors inspired by football appetizers, including Pigs in a Blanket, Mozzarella Sticks, and Buffalo Wing chips.

Michigan's CRA settled with Viridis Labs founders, permanently barring them from the state's cannabis industry over testing standard failures, leading to a massive product recall and industry impact.

Michigan's gaming revenue in July was $284.6 million, a slight 0.2% drop from June, with iGaming up to $250.5 million and sports betting revenue down 21.6%. Taxes contributed $50.5 million to the state.

Consumers Energy is providing $2 million to help Southeast Michigan residents with overdue summer utility bills, partnering with THAW and The Salvation Army for disbursement based on income and need.