The J.H. Campbell coal plant in Michigan must stay open by DOE order, despite plans to retire it for grid reliability, sparking controversy and opposition.

Detroit's Giant Slide reopening is delayed due to a snag in curtain delivery, without a new opening date from the Michigan DNR. Planned operating hours and safety measures, including using potato sacks for rides, are in place for its eventual return.

AG Dana Nessel directs $20 million to Copper Shores Community Health Foundation due to a shortfall in Portage Health and Lifepoint Holdings 2, LLC's 2013 venture.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and council members announce a plan to cut red tape for small businesses, including streamlining licensing and permits, and introducing a concierge service for entrepreneurs.

The Memory Lane Drive-In Theater in Monroe, set to close, will reopen on Memorial Day weekend thanks to local efforts, offering a mix of movies and a new outside food fee to ensure sustainability.

Stellantis is investing $388 million in a Metro Detroit parts distribution megahub, expected to operate in 2027, improving logistics with advanced robots and providing jobs for 488 employees. The hub is part of a supply chain efficiency strategy.

Dale Robertson, President & CEO of the Grand Rapids Public Museum, is set to retire at the end of 2026 after having significantly increased attendance and financial stability.

An 80-year-old Michigan woman won $100,000 in a lottery "second chance" drawing after scanning her non-winning ticket on the state lottery app. Initially skeptical, she confirmed the prize was real with a follow-up email.

Michigan experiences a 12-cent increase in gas prices to $3.18 per gallon ahead of Memorial Day, as reported by AAA, with 1.2 million Michigan residents expected to travel.

The upcoming Hotel Rose in Rockford will feature a new MudPenny location, offering dining from breakfast to dinner and a coffee bar, with an early fall grand opening anticipated.

Nexteer Automotive has laid off approximately 80 employees in Michigan citing the need to align operations with demand, offering support and packages to those affected.

The C.S. Mott Foundation granted an additional $1.5 million to the North Flint Food Market, for a total of $3.6 million in funding, which will aid in opening the co-op grocery store by year's end, creating 30 jobs.

Three Dearborn entrepreneurs won investments at the city's first Night of Innovation as part of the Bet on Dearborn Expo, with Tribal Remedy taking the top prize.