Cuts at EPA's Chicago office could impact Michigan's emergency response
Michigan environmental advocates say news of major cuts and layoffs at the EPA's Chicago office could lead to trouble for our state's future response efforts.
City of Detroit prepares for first major winter storm of the season
The first major winter storm of the season is set to bring significant accumulations to Southeast Michigan on Wednesday.
Metro Detroiters brace for winter storm on Wednesday
With more than half a foot of snow expected to fall, everyone is thinking about being ready, including the hundreds of men and women who will be plowing the roads and the stores with the supplies needed to get through the storm.
Multi-million dollar grant to improve flow of traffic at Henry Ford campus
The transportation economic development fund grant dollars will focus on two areas.
Southwest Detroit businesses worry over ICE efforts
Detroit's bustling immigrant business community struggles as many owners cope with the White House's ever-changing announcements.
Mich. ACLU speaks on immigrants' rights at schools: "Children should feel safe"
After the Trump administration announced plans to remove the "sensitive locations" policy for immigration enforcement, Michigan's chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union decided to act.
Shadow Program in Detroit provides youth a view of how the city works
The Detroit Department of Neighborhoods is growing once again and is seeking the next generation of local leaders through its Shadow Program.
Detroit organization concerned as confusion remains over federal funding
Last week, the Trump administration rescinded the memo about freezing federal funds, and some local organizations say their worry about what may happen is now mixed with confusion.
Michigan House unanimously approves budget transparency reform
On Wednesday, the Michigan House of Representatives voted unanimously in favor of a new resolution that aims to boost transparency in state government.
Michigan experts react to federal funding memo rescinded
The federal funding memo's reversal comes after the original move caused chaos and confusion across the country, including in Michigan.
What a potential freeze on federal funding could mean for college students
On Tuesday, Judge Loren L. AliKhan for the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia issued a stay on the order.
American Coney Island outraged after next-door business closes due to rat concerns
The owner of American Coney Island in Detroit says the recent closure of Lafayette Coney Island due to rat infestation impacts their business.
Families of 2 people fatally struck by Michigan police cruisers file lawsuits
The families of a Michigan man and a teen who died after run-ins with police filed civil lawsuits in federal and state court, citing excessive force led to their deaths.
President Trump revokes DEI programs: What to know
A memo went out to federal agencies placing all DEI office staffers on paid leave immediately.
Michigan experts weigh in on possible impact of birthright citizenship order
Experts say the implications of trying to change a law that has been in place for more than 150 years reach far greater than one leader's choices.