Dylan Siwicki is a Breaking News Editor at Patch.com. With a strong connection to his Detroit roots, he focuses on delivering impactful stories that resonate with local communities, covering themes such as climate change, legal reform, and consumer behavior analytics. Dylan's work has been featured in Patch.com, where he continues to engage with the pressing issues of our time.
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Officials said there is no safe amount of asbestos exposure.
The incident is the 17th Michigan worker death of 2026.
The shooting happened on New Year's Day and left two people critically injured, according to prosecutors.
Most of the properties offer some kind of lake frontage.
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The truck involved in the crash was a Oakland County Road Commission truck, according to police.
Investigators do not believe alcohol or drugs were factors in the crash, but do believe speed played a role.
Michigan drivers paid an average of $60 for a full 15-gallon tank, according to AAA.
Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations of America's 250th anniversary in and around metro Detroit.
The $74 million program will forgive medical debt for nearly 72,000 Michiganders, according to the governor's office.
