Cold, sub-zero wind chills for Metro Detroit to linger through Saturday
Dangerously frigid temperatures prompted the National Weather Service to issue a cold weather advisory.
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Michigan lawmakers clash over bills to limit immigration enforcement
One of the measures would limit federal agents' ability to conduct immigration enforcement actions in places like schools, churches, hospitals, courthouses or buildings that house organizations that assist victims of abuse. Another...
Iranians in Detroit area mourn protesters killed in Iran amid crackdown
Experts are describing events as the bloodiest crackdown on dissent since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Taylor restaurant inspections: Potentially hazardous foods, improper glove use found
Many of the violations have been corrected. The presence of violations in a past inspection does not necessarily mean the establishment has the same violations today.
Michigan population grew in 2025, despite slower immigration
The growth hinged mostly on international immigration, though domestic migration from other states reached a net positive for the first time in decades. Michigan is now home to about 50,000...
Michigan police group apologizes for ‘woke scum’ post about Minneapolis
Jim Tignanelli, president of the Police Officers Association of Michigan, authored the apology, saying a vendor had shared the Sunday post "without our prior review or authorization."
John James vows transparency reforms, commission on COVID enforcement
The plans were part of a wide-ranging, six-page "Freedom from Corruption Agenda" that was unveiled by the James campaign, the first detailed policy plan of his bid for Michigan's top...
Richard Whitmer, ex-Blue Cross CEO and father of the Michigan governor, dead at 85
Richard Whitmer served in state government, including as commerce secretary for former Gov. Bill Milliken, a Republican, before joining Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
Peters eyes DHS reforms to hold federal agents to same standards as local police
The outgoing senator said Democrats on the Homeland Security committee are drawing up a list of reforms that could involve requiring a warrant for arrests, the wearing of body cameras...
GM hourly workers to get lower profit-sharing payouts than in 2024
For every $1 billion GM makes in North America, the automaker's hourly U.S. employees receive $1,000, according to the Detroit automaker's agreement with the United Auto Workers.