Governor Whitmer announces significant infrastructure repairs in Michigan, with projects across several counties aiming to boost economies and safety, despite some local business concerns.

The Southfield Freeway in Metro Detroit faces extended lane closures for repairs, starting Friday, with significant delays expected through early fall due to MDOT's work plan.

MDOT announced the eastbound Blue Water Bridge will close on May 29 for maintenance, rerouting all traffic to the westbound span with restrictions in place until mid-October.

Detroit's Coleman A. Young Airport is undergoing revitalization with Avflight, including a new terminal and hangar, following a 30-year lease agreement.

Michigan is enforcing stricter seat belt regulations from May 20, launching a "Click It or Ticket" campaign to reduce road accidents, especially over the Memorial Day weekend.

The Mackinac Bridge repaving project is delayed, with completion moved to June 7, causing expected traffic delays over Memorial Day.

Detroit residents and business owners oppose the I-375 road redesign, concerned it threatens community integrity and pedestrian safety, despite MDOT's outreach efforts.

The Macomb County Department of Roads received three IMPRESS Awards at the CRA Highway Conference for their collaboration, communications, and operations in improving Macomb's infrastructure.

AAA Michigan anticipates 1.3 million residents to travel for Memorial Day, exceeding pre-pandemic levels, with most driving and some flying amidst concerns of high fuel prices.

An urgent closure of a bridge on Pontiac Lake Road in Waterford Township, due to a dangerous hole, has caused detours, with its replacement planned through October at a cost of $3.5 million.

MDOT begins a $139 million road project in Metro Detroit, closing Northville Road over M-14 and affecting local traffic with multiple detours. The work includes bridge repairs and trail improvements, funded by state and federal sources.

The Mackinaw Road overpass at U.S. 10 in Bay County will be closed from May 10 for reconstruction including new roundabouts, causing detours and construction noise.

Michigan Central Station in Detroit is reopening on June 6 with a concert and events after Ford's renovation, focusing on local impact and featuring a 10-day open house.