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East University Avenue: The street between South University Avenue and Willard Street is being closed from 7 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, until 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 13. The project will close East University Avenue in both directions and eastbound South University Avenue. Drivers traveling north on East University Avenue will detour east on Hill Street, north on Church Street to South University Avenue. Bemis Road: The road between Moon Road and east of North Warren Road will face an intermittent lane closure during the week of Feb. 6. Textile Road: The road between Crane Road to Rawsonville Road will face an intermittent lane closure from Monday, Feb. 6, until Monday, Feb. 20.

Those looking for outdoor family fun to celebrate winter can head to Winterfest in downtown Romeo on Saturday, February 4th.

MACKINAC ISLAND, MI - As Michigan’s top tourist spot, many of us know Mackinac Island as a place we can relax, soak up small-town charm, and sample its signature bites of fudge as we walk down Main Street or take in spectacular views across the Straits of Mackinac. The Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau has even produced a special wedding guide for couples who want to plan their ceremony here. “You can expect nothing short of an extraordinary wedding at Mission Point Resort. Photo provided by Mission Point Resort and Jessie Cancio Photography. Headed to Mission Point Resort this season?

ANN ARBOR, MI -- There are a handful of construction projects in Washtenaw County that could impact commute times, traffic and road closures this week. Vehicles travelling south will detour west on Depot Street, south on Main Street and east on Kingsley Street. Eastbound West Madison Street traffic will shift into the left turn lane at the South Main Street intersection. OTHER AREAS OF WASHTENAW COUNTY:Lohr Road: The road between Textile Road and Regents Park Court will see an intermittent lane closure during the week of Jan. 30. Bemis Road: The road between Moon Road and east of North Warren Road will see an intermittent lane closure during the week of Jan. 30.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor’s crumbling Main Street through the heart of downtown is getting a facelift this year. City Council voted unanimously Monday night, Jan. 23, to OK a $5.7 million construction contract for water main replacement and street resurfacing along the three-block stretch of the Main Street business district between William and Huron streets.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- There are a handful of construction projects in Washtenaw County that could impact commute times, traffic and road closures this week. West Summit Street: The road between Main Street and Wildt Street/Hiscock Street is expected to be closed until 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6. Eastbound West Madison Street traffic will shift into the left turn lane at the South Main Street intersection. Lohr Road: The road between Textile Road and Regents Park Court will deal with an intermittent lane closure during the week of Jan. 23. Bemis Road: The road between Moon Road and east of North Warren Road will deal with an intermittent lane closure during the week of Jan. 23.

It’s not Thanksgiving, but there is a turkey becoming the talk of the town in Plymouth.

Massachusetts police continue to search for missing woman Brittany Tee, who was last seen a week ago, reportedly at her boyfriend's house in Brookfield.

Massachusetts police are searching for missing 25-year-old Brittany Tee, who was last seen about a week ago on Jan. 10 near Lewis Field in Brookfield.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- There are a handful of construction projects in Washtenaw County that could impact commute times, traffic and road closures this week. West Summit Street: The road between Main Street and Wildt Street/Hiscock Street is closing starting at 8 a.m. Monday, Jan. 16. Eastbound West Madison Street traffic will shift into the left turn lane at the South Main Street intersection. To keep up with road and lane closures in Ann Arbor and around the county, visit the city’s website, Washtenaw County Road Commission’s website or MDOT’s website. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:It took 15 rounds of voting, but Ann Arbor School Board finally picks president‘It is a dream come true’: Saline Celtic Festival plans to expand, change locations this yearConquer winter weather with Ann Arbor commuting challenge

One business owner said he suffered about $250,000 in storm damage.

ANN ARBOR, MI - A street north of downtown Ann Arbor is slated to close through early February to allow for the installation of new underground electrical conduits and manholes, city officials said. West Summit Street between Main Street and Wildt Street/Hiscock Street is off-limits to all traffic beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, Jan. 16. Pedestrians can still use the south side of the street heading west from Main Street into the Water Hill neighborhood during the closure. Westbound vehicles are being detoured south on Main Street, west on Miller Avenue and north on Spring Street back to Summit. A detour map from the city of Ann Arbor shows a scheduled closure of West Summit Street between North Main Street and Wildt Street/Hiscock Street between Monday, Jan. 16 and Monday, Feb. 6.City of Ann ArborMore from The Ann Arbor News:Where to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Washtenaw CountyWhat’s that on State Street?

More than 30 eateries are participating this year, according to host Main Street Ann Arbor.

On Wednesday, owner om Brady posted a statement on social media saying that the Ann Arbor location was closed.

Here are 4 more New Year's Eve events happening in Ann Arbor this week.

The Ark has announced the lineup for night one of Ann Arbor Folk Festival.

It’s almost the end of the year which means New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Eve parties are right around the corner.

MIDLAND, MI — It’s the last week to see Santa Claus at the Midland Santa House. St. Nick will visit with children at the Midland Santa House, located on the corner of Main Street and M-20 in downtown Midland, through Friday, Dec. 23, his final day there. The Santa house is closed on Saturday, Dec. 24, Christmas Eve.

An overwhelming majority of small business owners expect inflation to continue to rise, according to a quarterly poll conducted by CNBC and SurveyMonkey.

Main Street business owners push out their forecast of when a recession will hit the U.S. economy, according to the latest CNBC|SurveyMonkey quarterly data.

GENESEE COUNTY, MI - The annual Flushing and Montrose Candlewalk traditions are set to continue this week. On Thursday, Dec .1, hundreds of people are expected to flood Main Street from 6-9 p.m. The Flushing Candlewalk first began over 30 years ago and has grown into one of the county’s largest events. The Montrose Candlewalk committee stated in a Facebook post that roadblocks prevented the parade from going forward. For more information, visit the Montrose Candlewalk Facebook page.

DAVISON, MI - Christmas on Main Street is coming to downtown Davison this week. The parade runs down Mill Street, to Main Street, ending at the intersection of Fourth Street and Davison Street. People will have the opportunity to the bring family, kids and bring or make an ornament for the Christmas tree. The Outreach East of Davison will also host a donation drive during the parade -- collecting personal care items and cleaning supplies. Personal care items include soap, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrush, toothpaste, and cleaning supplies include window cleaners, dish soap and laundry soap.

The Main Street candy store is donating 10 percent of its sales made during Small Business Saturday to the Humane Society of Huron Valley

Tiffany’s pasta pizzas come in a variety of flavors, including chicken fettuccine, lasagna, seafood alfredo, and tortellini marinara. Owner Tracey Baker said Tiffany’s customers love the pasta pizza, Sicilian-style pizza, and “Garlic Bread Deluxe” made with extra-large elephant garlic. “This is what we’re most famous for: our pasta pizzas,” Baker said, carrying a hot tortellini alfredo pasta pizza fresh from the kitchen through the bustling dining room. Would you like MLive to feature your favorite restaurant in Michigan’s Best Local Eats? opens at Uptown Bay CityMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Michigan cherry chicken salad from Gilly’s BistroMichigan’s Best Local Eats: ‘Toasted Russian,’ other new fall cocktails at Tavern 101Michigan’s Best Local Eats: Gatsby’s is the place for steak and from-scratch vegan foodMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Cruisin’ Chef’s ‘Trashcan Burger’ has mac and cheese, pulled pork

CITY OF GROSSE POINTE — In the spirit of shopping and supporting local small businesses, Small Business Saturday is calling for the community to come out and support retailers, restaurants and service providers in The Village Saturday, Nov. 27. In addition to sales and specials, Main Street Grosse Pointe Director Cindy Willcock said, many shops

Main Street Ann Arbor is bringing back its special Santa’s Mailbox with an express connection to the jolly man in red.

MILAN, MI -- Pop on down and support local businesses at an upcoming Milan event. Pop on Main Street will bring special deals, promotions, artisans, vendors, food trucks and more to downtown Milan from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26. The event is one of the busiest shopping days of the year as people prepare for the holiday season, Jill Tewsley, Milan Main Street executive director, said. Those interested in claiming the bag can do so at Milan Main Street’s office at 3 E. Main St. Throughout the month, Milan Main Street will be updating the event’s webpage and its social media with more details.

Head to downtown Ann Arbor for the first-ever Liberty Plaza Holiday Gift Market From 5-9 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 2.

Tree Town businesses and restaurants will be open late during the annual event offering event discounts, specials, bonus gift cards, giveaways and free gifts.

Police had been trying to locate the couple who left the bar in a rush on Oct. 22 after one of their dogs bit “Olaf” the Bichon.

Police are looking for a couple and their two dogs accused of attacking and killing a Bichon in Macomb County.

Platt Road and Canterbury Roads: Platt Road between Washtenaw Avenue and Canterbury Road, along with Canterbury Road between Hampshire Road and Platt Road, will see full street closures for construction. Southbound Platt Road traffic will detour east on Washtenaw Avenue, south on South Huron Parkway and then return to Platt Road. Read more: Project bringing bikeway, utilities will partially close Main Street intersectionSouth University Avenue and East University Avenue: South University Avenue between Church Street and East University Avenue, along with East University Avenue between South University Avenue and Willard Street, is seeing utility construction for a new 13-story high-rise building. Westbound South University Avenue traffic will detour south on Church Street, to Hill Street, north on Tappan Street and then back to South University Avenue. Those traveling east on South University Avenue will detour south on East University Avenue, east on Hill Street, north on Church Street and then back to South University Avenue.

A portion of Glen Avenue has closed for emergency work, said city officials.

On Nov. 24, runners can dash down Main Street and around Ebel Field in their best Thanksgiving costumes and ugly sweaters.

Fjällräven on downtown’s Main Street has won the 2022 Waste Reduction and Recycling Award.

Leforge Road: The road between Clark Road and Geddes Road will experience a lane closure until mid-October for road resurfacing. Cavanaugh Lake Road: The road between Pierce Road and the city of Chelsea will face a road closure until Friday, Oct. 21, for road resurfacing. Grove Road: The road between Harris Road and Bridge Road will deal with a lane closure until mid-October for road resurfacing. Prospect Road: The road between Holmes Road and Clark Road will experience intermittent lane closure until Friday, Oct. 14, for preventative maintenance. Tyler Road: The road between Dorset Road and Wiard Road will experience intermittent lane closure until Friday, Oct. 14, for preventative maintenance.

The Michigan Municipal League Foundation awarded a microgrant to Monroe for an Underground Railroad series of programs.

The enthusiasm for Donald Trump’s brand of nationalist populism has cut into traditional Democratic strongholds in places such as Monongahela in western Pennsylvania.

The Trump-Pence sign still hangs on the older building off Main Street in this historic town, a lasting vestige of the campaign fervor that roused voters, including many who still believe the falsehood that the former president didn’t lose in 2020 and hope he'll run in 2024. The enthusiasm for Donald Trump’s unique brand of nationalist populism has cut into traditional Democratic strongholds like Monongahela, about 25 miles south of Pittsburgh, where brick storefronts and a Slovak fellowship hall dot Main Street and church bells mark the hours of the day. Republicans are counting on political nostalgia for the Trump era as they battle Democrats this fall in Pennsylvania in races for governor, the U.S. Senate and control of Congress.

OTHER AREAS IN WASHTENAW COUNTY:Rawsonville Road: The road between Judd Road and Bemis Road will experience intermittent lane closure until Friday, Oct. 7, for road resurfacing. Carpenter Road: The road between Ellsworth Road and Packard Road will face intermittent lane closure during the week of Oct. 3 for preventative maintenanceEllsworth Road: The road between Carpenter Road and Golfside Road will experience intermittent lane closure during the week of Oct. 3 for preventative maintenance. Leforge Road: The road between Clark Road and Geddes Road will experience a lane closure until mid-October for road resurfacing. Cavanaugh Lake Road: The road between Pierce Road and the city of Chelsea will face a road closure from Friday, Oct. 7, to Friday, Oct. 21, for road resurfacing. Grove Road: The road between Harris Road and Bridge Road will deal with a lane closure until mid-October for road resurfacing.

ANN ARBOR, MI - An intersection on a major downtown Ann Arbor thoroughfare will partially close as a large improvement project bringing a new bikeway and utilities for an affordable housing development in Kerrytown proceedsBeginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5, the Main Street and Miller Avenue/Catherine Street intersection will close to northbound Main Street traffic. A detour will take cars west on Ann Street, north on Ashley Street and east on Kingsley Street back to Main Street. Southbound Main Street will remain open. Miller Avenue/Catherine Street is already closed at the intersection for a months-long improvement project that got underway in late August. Crews dug up large pieces of timber identified as old railroad ties from when Ann Arbor had a trolley system,.

Attendees can join a parade (costumes encouraged!), get a stamp for free ice cream at Washtenaw Dairy, meet Leslie Science & Nature Center’s birds of prey, listen to artist Ki5 and play games to win prizes.

Enjoy a series of events on Friday to mark the ending of the city's first-ever Say Yes Fest.

The East Dundee fatal car accident Sept. 10 that left two men dead and two seriously injured occurred at a speed that exceeded 100 mph and was so violent that car engine was separated from its body, a police news release said.

Community members are invited to enjoy the fall silent disco series downtown.

ANN ARBOR, MI - The next stage of a project bringing a new protected bikeway through Kerrytown and construction on a new apartment complex on Main Street will be bringing new closures to streets near downtown Ann Arbor. The intersection will close to eastbound Miller Avenue traffic and southbound First Street traffic. Vehicles headed to the intersection from First Street, via Kingsley Street, will detour south on Ashley Street and west on Ann Street back to First Street. To the south, construction on a new development at the corner of South Main Street and West Madison Street will also limit vehicle traffic beginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14. Read more: 5-story development underway on prominent corner on Ann Arbor’s Main StreetPedestrian traffic will be maintained on the north side of West Madison Street during the project, city officials say.

Investors may have lots to worry about, but consumers are feeling more confident as gas prices fall, the housing frenzy calms and jobs remain plentiful.

BENTON HARBOR, MI – A 33-year-old is dead and another person injured after a fiery crash late Saturday on Main Street in Benton Harbor. Benton Harbor Public Safety officials say officers headed to the area and discovered the black BMW on Main Street at 5th Street overturned and engulfed in flames. The passenger, a 22-year-old, suffered “significant” injuries and was transported to an area hospital, public safety officials said. The crash remains under investigation, and names are being withheld pending family notification and further investigation, Benton Harbor Public Safety officials said. Benton Harbor Public Safety was assisted by the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office, Benton Charter Township Police and the Michigan State Police.

The “structural failure” forced officials to take steps to remove the building.

She was a beloved pillar of the community whose name was Stella. She would greet folks for years in Downtown Plymouth, but sadly, she died.

A wooden pole and span wire signal has been erected for interim use at the intersection of South Main Steet and Scio Church Road.

A key House investigative panel raised an alarm over the lack of crypto oversight and demanded answers from top federal regulators and industry executives.

The percentage of small business owners who said they could not make rent in August hit a record level for 2022, and hasn't been this high since peak Covid.

The disco will include 300 headsets and music curated by DJs from Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and Detroit.

CITY OF GROSSE POINTE — Rebranded the Streetside Sale-ebration, this year’s sidewalk sale in The Village promises more than ever before with food trucks, vendors, music, games and activities for all ages incorporated on top of the sales. While the event takes place 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19, and 10 a.m. to

After several years of discussions over fire station improvements, city leaders approved a similar bond proposal for the May 2020 ballot, but withdrew it before the vote. We have not taken a vote on that,” Dexter Mayor Shawn Keough said at the beginning of a Monday City Council discussion on the bond proposal. Keough an other city leaders balked at the sum. Keough said city leaders could still decide to vote on a location for the new fire hall between now and the November election, encouraging the conversation to continue. Dexter must proposal language to the Washtenaw County clerk before a deadline on Aug. 16 to make the ballot.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Demolition work is underway on Ann Arbor’s Main Street, signaling the start of a new three-story student housing development. Two rental houses are being torn down at 907 and 913 S. Main St., where city officials last year approved plans for a 36-bed apartment building catering to University of Michigan students.

ANN ARBOR, MI — Michigan Wolverines football returns to Ann Arbor next month and once again that means street closures around the Big House. The approved street-closure plan for University of Michigan football games in Ann Arbor this fall.University of MichiganThe closures will start three hours before each game and last until the end of the game, with the exception of southbound Main Street, which will be closed starting one hour before. The closed portion of those streets will remain available for pedestrian use and emergency vehicle response. MORE FROM THE ANN ARBOR NEWS:Toxic spill could take weeks to reach Ann Arbor’s drinking water intake, officials sayAnn Arbor council authorizes legal action against Huron River polluterColor-coded maps show how Washtenaw County voted in Aug. 2 primaryCould Washtenaw County eliminate justice system fines and fees? Buy one from University of Michigan music school’s inventory

In surveillance footage shared by residents in the apartments, the men can be seen walking along the alley adjacent to the building.

Confidence hits all-time low in CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, as weak sales outlook and inflation worry a Main Street that says recession is here.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- There are a handful of construction projects in Washtenaw County that could impact commute times, traffic and road closures in the week. Northbound traffic will detour on Medford Road, Manchester Road, Washtenaw Avenue and East Stadium Boulevard back to St. Francis Drive. Northbound traffic will be detoured to northwest bound Packard Street, South Division Street, East Washington Street back to South State Street. READ MORE: I-94 ramps closing for much of the summer in Washtenaw County as construction continuesTo keep up with road closures and other construction projects, visit Washtenaw County Road Commission’s website or MDOT’s website. Read more from the Ann Arbor News:Ann Arbor Art Center will showcase mural-making process with new exhibitionStaff shortages prompt Ypsilanti-area coney island to temporarily closeDunkin’ coming to former Cloverleaf location in downtown Ann Arbor

A TikTok challenge has been linked to a spike in using USB chargers to steal Kia and Hyundai cars in Wisconsin, Ohio, Texas, and beyond.

MACKINAC ISLAND, MI - If you’re on Mackinac Island today, you’re in for an especially sweet treat: Original Murdick’s Fudge is celebrating its 135th anniversary on Wednesday, July 27 with free fudge tastings at its island shops on Main Street. Even if you’re not on the island, Original Murdick’s is still offering a deal: online shoppers who buy the commemorative 5-slice box will receive a free slice with their order through July 30. This is a brown sugar fudge, also made with milk, butter and vanilla, and it has a distinct taste. Well, the brown sugar,” Original Murdick’s Fudge owner Bob Benser Jr. said. Photo provided by Original Murdick's Fudge.

ANN ARBOR, MI - A pair of construction-related closures will affect traffic headed to into downtown Ann Arbor on Main Street, according to city officials. Beginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday, July 27, a single lane of northbound South Main Street traffic is slated to close, shifting vehicles into the other lane to downtown between East Madison Street and East Jefferson Street.

Here are the streets that will be shutting down for the 2022 Ann Arbor Art Fair.

The annual Fine Art at the Village Art Fair is returning for the 18th year.

The tearing down of the beloved Main Art Theatre in Downtown Royal Oak is effectively underway after the theater’s sign was officially removed Thursday.

ANN ARBOR, MI - Two Ann Arbor ramps to M-14 are closing during the day on Saturday, July 9, for a roughly $5-million resurfacing project. The off-ramp from westbound M-14 onto Main Street where it crosses the Huron River, and the on-ramp to the highway from Whitmore Lake Road on the other side are closing from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday for the work, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.

After collapsing on stage from heat exhaustion at Pine Knob Tuesday night, reps for Carlos Santana said he would recover fully. Santana and his wife were checking out the shops when an eagle-eyed fan spotted him and stooped to say hello.

Hosted by Main Street Ann Arbor, the free event was canceled in 2020 and again in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and lack of volunteers.

HANOVER, MI -- Folks began lining up Hanover’s Main Street hours before the start of the annual Fourth of July Parade. Along the street people roamed the nearby food carts, conversing with their neighbors, or just enjoying the sunshine. Hanover once again hosted their Fourth of July Parade in 2022, hosting local police and fire departments, new semi trucks and tractors, as well as locals on floats, bike, and even horse. Organizers Jenny Crews and Tina Stuart called the parade “a great day for the community to come together to celebrate each other and America’s independence.” Crews has been organizing the parade for 21 of its 25 years, helping to coordinate vendors and arranging each group set to partake in the parade. More on MLive:Trailblazing woman pilot from Jackson earns Congressional Gold Medal for WW2 serviceHis passion for helping people earned this Jackson library employee national honorsMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Wander into Roaming Goat to find a good cup of coffee

FRANKENMUTH, MI — A pedestrian was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Main Street in Frankenmuth. About 12:50 p.m. on Sunday, June 26, police responded to the collision at Main and Genesee streets. They arrived to find a 65-year-old Frankenmuth woman unresponsive, lying in the road. The Saginaw County Accident Investigation Team is assisting the Frankenmuth Police Department in the ongoing investigation. Read more:Man killed in Bay City was wanted on murder warrant stemming from Father’s Day shooting in SaginawJudge denies venue change request for parents of accused Oxford school shooterPolice, Coast Guard searching for missing boater in Saginaw Bay

Washtenaw County has returned to a "medium" COVID community level, according to the CDC.

Charlotte Jenkins and Harper Mathis are returning to Main Street on Sunday.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- Ann Arbor residents will have the chance to test drive electric vehicles, learn about energy and hear live music at the upcoming Mayor’s Green Fair. Friday’s Green Fair will feature a variety of environmentally-friendly vendors, educational booths and interactive experiences. The Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum and a live band, powered by solar energy, will also be on-site. Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor will be available to answer questions during the fair. Read more from The Ann Arbor News:Gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelley reportedly arrested by FBI, home searchedWashtenaw County to celebrate Juneteenth with festivals, flag raisingsDevelopers forge ahead with large mobile home park near Ann Arbor amid legal challenge

More than 20 Ann Arbor area eateries sold food from booths lining the streets against the backdrop of Main Street.

The project, Transform1012, received $3 million in federal funding on Tuesday.

Several local veterans are skipping the Memorial Day Parade in Royal Oak. They say they’re upset with how the route was changed.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- With street closures and the newly opened social district, downtown Ann Arbor was already set for a summer in the sun. But the Main Street Area Association wants to kick Main Street into even higher gear with a string of weekly events featuring live music, free activities and downtown brunch specials. The downtown street closures have been “super successful,” Sandra Andrade, Main Street Area Association executive director, said, adding she is excited to expand the area’s offerings. On March 21, Ann Arbor City Council approved closures for 2022 running from May 5 until Oct. 31. Related: Ann Arbor OKs social district with open alcohol to operate 7 days a weekThe addition of the A2 Summer Streets will hopefully entice more people downtown, Andrade said.

Two Chicagoans held without bail, 3rd held in slaying of 9-year-old and shooting his 5-year-old brother: Skokie police

A celebration of the summer season will be taking over downtown Ann Arbor. Some of the streets will be closed off so you can eat, drink, stroll and socialize during A2 Summer Streets.

JACKSON, MI – Ceremonies to celebrate Memorial Day and remember military service members who have died are coming up in Jackson County. BrooklynThe Brooklyn Memorial Day Parade will head through downtown on Main Street beginning at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 30. Grass LakeGrass Lake will celebrate Memorial day with events hosted by the American Legion. NapoleonNapoleon’s Memorial Day Parade begins at 11:30 a.m. Monday, May 30, at the Napoleon Township Park and heads to Oak Grove Cemetery. Spring ArborSpring Arbor’s Memorial Day Parade begins at 1 p.m. Monday, May 30, along Ogle Avenue.

A Macomb County woman whose car was found abandoned near Comerica Park has been missing for 19 years.

OSCEOLA COUNTY, MI – Police have one suspect in custody they believe was involved in a shooting on a small village’s Main Street. The suspect’s name is being withheld pending arraignment, Michigan State Police said. Troopers responded to a 6:45 p.m. report of a shooting complaint on Main Street in Osceola County’s village of Marion. The suspect is lodged at the Osceola County Jail. Troopers were assisted by the Cadillac Michigan State Police Post, Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, and Meceola Central Dispatch.

Celebrate summer in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor.

Street closures will resume in the downtown area on Thursday.

A Shelby Township man placed a camera in the ceiling grate of a Plymouth gym and used it to record a 24-year-old woman while she was in the tanning bed area, officials said.

London Beauty has moved into the 306 S. Main St. spot formerly used by Lily Grace in January.

Officials said a man tried to commit an armed robbery at a Royal Oak dry cleaners but didn’t get away with any property, and now he’s being hunted by police.

Several events are happening this weekend which means road closures and extra traffic.

Sunday’s races, which kick off at 8 a.m., include a 5K race, an untimed 1-mile fun run and a 200-meter kids’ dash.

Starting May 5, several roads will be closed downtown so that diners and shoppers can stroll the streets.

Here's which sidewalks and roads will be under construction this year, according to the City.

Until the end of March, visitors to the Main Street cannabis retailer can drop off new winter essentials including socks, gloves, hats and warm sweatpants.

An innocent bystander was injured over the weekend when shots were fired from one vehicle to another in Adrian, police said.

A theme-park comeback continued to help Disney’s results recover in the most recent quarter.

Main Street Ann Arbor is asking community members for their input regarding future road and block closures.

Two teenagers from Dearborn were arrested this week when an armed robbery in Royal Oak led to a high-speed police chase through Royal Oak, Birmingham and Troy before ending at the Oakland Mall, officials said.

We’re in the thick of holiday preparations now, which can be such a magical time.

CultureVerse, at 309 S. Main St, opened to the public on Friday featuring technology and in-person and virtual art exhibits.