A Kalamazoo Speedway gas station sold a $5.46 million winning Lotto 47 ticket, with the numbers 13-25-30-35-38-46. The winner has a year to claim the prize.

Heartland RV is closing its Sturgis, Michigan plant, laying off 120 workers on June 20 without severance, amid industry restructuring and consolidations.

The 88th YMCA White Elephant Sale in Grand Rapids offers a wide range of donated items to benefit Camp Manitou-Lin, attracting bargain hunters and supporting community initiatives.

Michigan AG Nessel opposes DTE Energy's proposed $574 million rate hike after a recent $217 million increase, aiming to protect consumers and challenge service quality.

Dearborn Hills Golf Course reopens all 18 holes with a new clubhouse restaurant, Birdies, after overcoming weather-related damages.

The Ottawa County Board voted 7-4 against suing to stop the J.H. Campbell coal-fired plant shutdown, expressing concerns about the cost and success of litigation.

Walmart is renovating 14 Michigan stores with improved signage, expanded departments, online pickup, pharmacy upgrades for comfort and privacy, and other enhancements to serve community needs better. The cost and completion dates are undisclosed.

Muskegon's Shaw Walker factory is set to become The Shaw, a mixed-use development with 500+ housing units and commercial space, backed by a $160M tax incentive.

Michigan's gasoline prices increased by 7 cents, reaching an average of $3.15 per gallon, although Detroit's prices remained stable at $3.11. Despite the statewide rise, some areas saw price declines according to GasBuddy.

A man from Van Buren County, Michigan won $1 million from a lottery ticket given to him by mistake and buried it for safekeeping before claiming his lump sum prize.

An Ottawa County man won the $667,862 Fast Cash jackpot from a ticket bought at Freeman's Leaky Tap. He plans to share the prize with family, charities, and his church.

A woman from Wayne County won $500,000 on Michigan Lottery's 50X Wild Time game by trusting her intuition and purchasing a ticket labeled with her lucky number.

K-Rok Korean BBQ in Grand Rapids introduced a new lunch menu with quick and affordable options, aiming to attract customers facing high parking fees and ensure convenience without lingering food smells.