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Michigan cyclosporiasis outbreak likely largest in US history, health officials say
As cyclosporiasis cases continue to grow, many consumers are apprehensive about buying and eating produce.
MDHHS points to lettuce and salad greens as possible source of cyclosporiasis outbreak
Michigan health officials have identified a possible source of cyclosporiasis in the state.
As data centers grow in Michigan, officials ask: How many tax breaks are enough?
: Local tax abatements were created for manufacturers that create tons of jobs. As Saline Township is set to approve a local break worth $147 million a year, some ask if local bre…
Huizenga’s campaign paid his brother’s business $400,000 as he sold the congressman’s condos
Republican U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga’s campaign has paid more than $400,000 to a company owned by his brother, who has simultaneously worked as a full-time real estate agent and hel…

Michigan lawmakers push to crack down on loud cars along Woodward Avenue in metro Detroit
Michigan lawmakers are pushing bills to crack down on loud, modified vehicles on Woodward Avenue and other state highways
Who can fill Lindsey Graham's Senate seat after his death? How appointing works
Lindsey Graham's Senate seat is vacant. Here’s who can appoint a replacement in South Carolina and what happens before November.
Outside spending floods Michigan’s US Senate race — most for Haley Stevens
Outside groups have already spent more than $41 million in Michigan's US Senate race, including $15 million from an AIPAC offshoot to benefit Democrat Haley Stevens over Abdul El-…
Photos: Luke Bryan brings country hits to Pine Knob
Country music star Luke Bryan took over Pine Knob Music Theatre for a two-night stand over the weekend, bringing his “Word on the Street Tour” to the Clarkston amphitheater on Sat…

Detroit nonprofit seeks community help after 400 pairs of donated shoes stolen from warehouse
A Detroit nonprofit is asking for help after thieves stole 400 pairs of donated shoes ahead of its annual HOOPFEST giveaway.
Paris Hilton visits Traverse City's National Cherry Festival with her kids
Paris Hilton spent part of the National Cherry Festival's 100th anniversary in Traverse City, sharing family photos and waterfront moments on Instagram.
Michigan Affordable Care Act marketplace enrollment slumps amid rising costs
Michigan lost 130,000 enrollments in marketplace plans in February 2026, part of a national wave of dropoffs.
Dowagiac residents get their chance to confront data center operators after months of noise
Dowagiac residents who say a massive data center has made their homes nearly unlivable will get a rare opportunity Monday to confront representatives of the company behind it. The…

Fafnir the alligator is thriving nearly a year after her Belle Isle rescue — and she's grown a foot
Fafnir the alligator has grown a foot since her Belle Isle rescue last October and is thriving at the Great Lakes Serpentarium.
Kobalt recalls more than 554,000 yard tools and batteries over fire risk
Kobalt recalled more than 554,000 yard tools and USB-C batteries sold at Lowe’s after reports of smoking, sparking and fire hazards.
AI campaign ads are here. Is Michigan’s new deepfake law ready?
From a candidate fist fight to a potential tractor attack, AI-generated political ads are putting Michigan’s new deepfake law to the test.
Review: R&B singer Ella Mai Brings Her “Do You Still Love Me” tour to the Fox Theatre
Detroit was the fourth stop on Mai’s “Do You Still Want Me” tour, which kicked off in Toronto on July 7. The post Review: R&B singer Ella Mai Brings Her “Do You Still Love Me”…

DTE bills spike after June heat wave as families and businesses struggle to keep up
Many families in Southeast Michigan are now seeing the impact of last month's heat wave on their electric bills and with another hot stretch ahead, they're worried about what come…
Michigan DNR auctioning several surplus properties: Here's the four largest properties
The Michigan DNR released more details on the auctioning of 97 properties in August, here's some of the largest properties available.
Michigan cherry growers brace for small harvest. Some cancel U-Pick
Spring frosts meant summer troubles for Michigan cherry farmers, who are lowering expectations and offerings.
Detroit Street Soccer plans free festival for the World Cup final
The free, all-ages event will feature pickup games, vendors, food, music, and indoor and outdoor viewing areas. The post Detroit Street Soccer plans free festival for the World Cu…
Wayne County judge rebuked for trying to represent loved one in OWI case
A Wayne County judge was called on the carpet last month while appearing virtually in an East Lansing judge’s courtroom.
Michigan surpasses 2,600 reported cases of Cyclosporiasis
Over 2,600 cases of cyclosporiasis have been reported in Michigan, here's the latest.
Federal policy shields safety details of many Michigan dams. Foes demand change
Critics say owners of nearly 100 dams in Michigan take advantage of policies passed after 2001 terror attacks to deprive the public of basic information about the structures.
Game Day Social is bringing wings, drinks, and big-screen sports to West Bloomfield
Game Day Social is bringing another place to yell at the TV, eat wings, and pretend this is finally the Lions’ year. The post Game Day Social is bringing wings, drinks, and big-sc…
Recall organizers targeting Oakland County's Dave Woodward to start collecting signatures July 25
Organizers of a recall effort against Oakland County Board of Commissioners Chair Dave Woodward say they will move forward, despite a judge not yet having ruled on efforts to stop…
Japanese Katana event for teens coming to Manistee
Jerry Berg from the Swordsmanship Museum & Academy will present two classes, one for youth ages 12-14 and another for ages 15-18.
In Michigan, 100K live downstream of old, decrepit dams. ‘We’re at their mercy’
Michigan’s aging dams pose growing risks to thousands of downstream residents. Weak standards, slow enforcement and scarce funding mean problem dams fester as climate change bring…
Upscale Korean steakhouse The Dancing Pine opens at Sakura Novi
The Dancing Pine, a new Korean steakhouse built around wagyu, wine, caviar, and tableside cooking, is now open at Sakura Novi. The post Upscale Korean steakhouse The Dancing Pine …
City of Detroit launches cooling centers this week during extreme heat
As extreme heat moves into the area this week, all Detroit recreation centers and Detroit Public Library locations will serve as cooling centers.
MAPS Nutrition Services provides more than 271,000 meals
Nutrition Services Director Haleigh Savage said the work goes beyond the cafeteria line. A hydroponic growing system gives students a hands-on look at how food is cultivated.