EPA issues fuel waivers for Michigan, other Midwest states after refinery shutdown
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has agreed to issue a fuel waiver for Michigan and three other Midwest states after an outage at an Illinois oil refinery.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has agreed to issue a fuel waiver for Michigan and three other Midwest states after an outage at an Illinois oil refinery.
Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says Priority Waste isn't living up to their end of the contract, so the City of Dearborn won't come through on theirs.
On Thursday, police released a community briefing that included body cam footage, 911 calls, and home surveillance cameras.
There are many smiles in the village of Manchester, where Paul Whelan's parents live. The tight-knit community is breathing a sigh of relief, hearing that Whelan is finally coming home.
In a time when rising costs are forcing parents to make difficult childcare decisions, The Little Seedling has been able to meet their employee's family needs.
Michigan officials are reacting to the news that the Biden administration secured the release of Marine veteran Paul Whelan.
Whelan has been held in Russia since December 2018, when he traveled to the country to attend a friend's wedding.
A Detroit man was found guilty in connection to killing two people and injuring six others during a shooting in 2022.
Tucker is seeking compensation for legal fees and lost wages.
A 95-year-old Michigan woman died after her 60-year-old son repeatedly assaulted her, officials said.
A 14-year-old boy died after getting tangled in a boat propeller near an island located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, officials said.
An F-16 fighter jet had an emergency while flying over Michigan and needed to drop two fuel tanks. One exploded in a lake, and the other landed in a parking lot.
Restaurant workers have mixed views on a new ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court that grants an increase to the minimum wage and paid sick leave for all Michigan workers.
Nearly 200 fire departments across the state, including in Metro Detroit, applied for state funding to equip firefighters with additional gear. However, the Detroit Fire Department failed to do so.
DTE wants customers who are already spending more money to keep the lights on and dig even deeper into their wallets. A handful of frustrated customers and elected leaders protested Wednesday in front of DTE headquarters.
