A man from Emmet County, Michigan won $1 million from a Diamond Wild Time lottery scratch-off. He bought the ticket on a whim while getting an energy drink and took a lump sum payment.

The iconic Kronk Gym is set to return to Detroit at the historic Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center, with a focus on community, legacy, and youth engagement.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel is challenging Consumers Energy's proposed $436 million rate hike following an already approved $154 million increase, vowing to scrutinize the request for unnecessary costs to protect consumers.

Michigan sees a decline in gas prices, with the average dropping to $3.08 per gallon, a 13-cent decrease over the week, and cheaper rates in some areas.

Bobcat Bonnie's in Ferndale closes, leaving only the Lansing location operational after a series of chain closures. The abrupt announcement and farewell event details were shared on social media.

Pronto Pup Grand Rapids has closed its ghost kitchen on Wealthy Street within a month of opening, citing low sales and operational issues, while continuing to operate its food trucks.

A robocall operator, John Spiller, has been banned from the telecom industry and ordered to pay over $600,000 following legal action by Michigan and seven other states.

Sister Pie, a beloved Detroit bakery, will pause regular operations from June 9 for reevaluation amidst financial challenges, while still accepting special orders and hosting events. Owner Lisa Ludwinski seeks a sustainable future for the bakery.

Gas prices in Michigan rose slightly after Memorial Day weekend, with a gallon of regular unleaded costing $3.20 on average, a 3-cent increase from the week before.

An Oakland County couple won $2 million from a "Diamonds & Gold" scratch-off on their anniversary, taking a lump sum to buy a house and fund their kids' education.

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.