Michigan reached a settlement with Domtar Industries and E.B. Eddy Paper over PFAS contamination involving cleanup and a $300,000 payment for response activities.

WS Development has acquired the Breton Village shopping center in Grand Rapids, Michigan, a property with a diverse retail mix transitioned into an open-air shopping space.

Joi Harris is named the new President and CEO of DTE Energy, set to start in September 2025, becoming the company's first female and African American CEO.

A Montcalm County woman won $1 million from the Michigan Lottery after purchasing a ticket from Zerkas General Store. She opted for a lump sum of $693,000 and plans to invest in a house.

C&S Wholesale Grocers is set to acquire SpartanNash for $1.77 billion, with the deal including the purchase of the company's stock and net debt assumption.

Michigan gas prices have risen by 20 cents in a week, averaging $3.29 per gallon due to factors including geopolitical tensions and predictions of increased Independence Day travel.

Detroit selects four finalist teams for the Sustainable Cities Challenge to innovate Eastern Market's freight system, rewarding them $130,000 each for pilot projects to reduce environmental impact, with a total of $3 million in final prizes.

Michigan launches the MI Hub for Manufacturers in Detroit to help small and mid-sized manufacturers modernize and compete in the clean energy economy, backed by a $1.5 million investment and partnerships.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel challenges a DOE order mandating the operation of an aging coal plant, citing unfounded energy emergency claims and potential cost burdens for consumers.

Sterling Heights calls for nominations for the 10th Sterling Edge Awards to honor local businesses, with a deadline of July 18 and winners to be announced on September 12.

The Motown Museum in Detroit is closing temporarily for a major expansion, including a new theater and studio, with tours pausing from October 2025 to October 2026.

Ford launches Ford Building Together to bolster community service and disaster relief, coordinating with non-profits and utilizing company resources, including a more generous volunteer PTO policy.

The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press are set to end their Joint Operating Agreement by 2025, a move that will shift the dynamics of Detroit's newspaper industry. Both outlets plan to adapt operations for independent functioning.