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Called Bavarian Blast, it will have a "soft opening" for hotel guests only on Dec. 20 and then open to the public with day passes in January.

Macomb leaders criticize Oakland's dumping of treated stormwater and wastewater into the Red Run Drain.

More than $17 million will go toward creating affordable rental housing, though some wanted more specifics. Others worried about not spending funds now.

The Macomb County Board of Commissioners eliminated proposed new positions for the Sheriff's Office and Animal Control from the 2025 budget.

Detroit already restricts ads for alcohol and tobacco within a 1,000-foot radius of child care centers, schools. Now, it may restrict pot, e-cigarette ads.

Warren received $27.3 million from the American Rescue Plan, a majority of which has already been committed on things like park bathroom renovations and a new library.

Fights in Clinton Township, Roseville and Westland reflect a rise in Michigan of "more challenging behaviors" in schools, an education expert said.

Michigan health network created to fight infant, maternal mortality

Residents complain of water the color of iced tea, low pressure or sudden stoppages. It's deemed safe, but nobody should have to drink it, expert said.

A Flint Township community had arsenic violations for its water. It was among the mobile home parks on a Michigan agency's list of water violators.