After 93 years, Frentz & Sons Hardware in Royal Oak is closing, citing economic challenges and retirement plans. The family-owned store is known for personalized service and community ties.

Proposed rate increases for Michigan health insurance could impact over 530,000 individuals and 412,000 people in small group plans, with potential hikes of 15% or more for 2026.

A Michigan online player won $1 million in the Powerball on July 14, matching five white balls. The winner has not claimed the prize yet. No jackpot winner was found, so the prize grows.

GM announced production expansion at Lake Orion, Michigan, supported by Governor Whitmer, promising job creation with the upcoming release of new Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC models by 2027.

MFG Day Week in Macomb County encourages companies to register by July 31 for an event connecting high school students with manufacturing careers from September 29 to October 3.

Anita's Kitchen in Lake Orion closed suddenly due to a new opportunity, offering staff transfers to other locations and addressing employee welfare concerns on social media.

A Macomb County woman won $1 million from a Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket purchased at Kroger. She chose the lump sum payment option and plans to share with family, take a cruise, and pay it forward.

Michigan drivers face increased fuel costs, with the average price for regular unleaded up 12 cents in a week to $3.27 per gallon, but still lower than the previous year's peak prices.

The MSU Surplus Store unknowingly gave out pens with hidden knives during a sale and is now asking recipients to check their items and contact them for safety.

Marshall Excelsior Company is closing its three Michigan factories, resulting in 71 layoffs by March 2026. OPW, which acquired the company last year, aims to support affected workers.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secures $720 million in settlements with eight opioid manufacturers, aiming to combat the opioid crisis and fund state mitigation efforts.

Ferrero Group is set to acquire WK Kellogg Co. for $3.1 billion, including its cereal brands and North American facilities, amidst concerns in Michigan over potential job losses.

The Howard Miller Company, after nearly 100 years, is closing due to economic challenges, impacting 195 workers and ending a legacy of clockmaking and furniture production.