Detroit unveils a public art display titled "DCLEATED" with 20 artistic cleats to celebrate the NFL Draft, with proceeds from an auction benefiting local charities.

Detroit businesses are gearing up for the economic boost expected from the upcoming NFL Draft, with preparations to attract visitors and new business openings to capitalize on the event.

Better Made, known for its potato chips, alleges Michigan cannabis companies used a similar logo, which may confuse consumers. The snack company is seeking damages and an injunction against the marijuana companies.

Gas prices in Michigan rose by 5 cents to $3.62 per gallon, surpassing the rates from last week, last month, and last year. Despite a decrease in demand, the prices have not dropped.

Founders Brewing Co. in Grand Rapids unveils a $1 million renovation including a revamped menu, new kitchen equipment, and a refreshed dining area, set to reopen on April 1.

DTE Energy in Detroit seeks to raise customer electric bills to improve the grid and fund greener initiatives, despite some residents' concerns about costs.

Ross Dress for Less is opening a new store at Midland Mall, Michigan, aiming to enhance the shopping center's variety with its discount apparel offerings.

Amway announces a $127.6 million investment to expand its West Michigan facilities, creating 260 new jobs, and receives a $2 million grant from the Michigan Business Development Program.

Sanford's new Cozy Cats Cafe combines a coffee shop with a cat sanctuary, offering gourmet drinks, snacks, and the chance to mingle with adoptable cats. It also features local businesses and aims to enhance animal welfare in the community.

Gas prices in Michigan and Florida hit new highs in 2024, with Michigan reaching $3.65 per gallon and Florida at $3.48. Increased demand and supply constraints are cited as causes.

Detroit celebrates the opening of Pink Diamond, a beauty mall on Livernois Avenue, with services ranging from salon treatments to meditation, founded by Katrina Belin and supported by Motor City Match.

McPherson Local store in Saline, Michigan, is closing due to financial struggles from the pandemic, impacting the community and local makers it supported.

Fairway Packing is relocating from Detroit to Fraser, investing $9 million in a new facility, and plans to create 100 jobs while retaining 45 existing employees, as facilitated by the Macomb County Department of Planning and Economic Development.