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Indiana men’s basketball’s home and away opponents announced for 2026-27

Indiana men’s basketball’s home and away opponents announced for 2026-27

Indiana will welcome six 2026 NCAA Tournament teams to Assembly Hall during the 2026-27 Big Ten conference slate.
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Eminem's Ex-Wife Faces Legal Consequences After DUI Incident

Eminem's Ex-Wife Faces Legal Consequences After DUI Incident

Kimberly Mathers, the ex-wife of rapper Eminem, has pleaded no contest to charges of driving under the influence and fleeing the scene of an accident. The incident occurred in Chesterfield Township, Michigan, where Mathers crashed her Range Rover into a parked truck, pushing it 50 feet. She then returned home and crashed into her garage door. Mathers was arraigned and is scheduled for sentencing on June 17. The case highlights the dangers of impaired driving and its potential legal repercussions.
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Detroit Pistons Announce New TV Deal with Scripps Sports for 2026-27 Season

Detroit Pistons Announce New TV Deal with Scripps Sports for 2026-27 Season

Detroit Pistons Announce New TV Deal with Scripps Sports for 2026-27 Season
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Oakland County Residents Face Water Rationing Due to Water Main Break

Oakland County Residents Face Water Rationing Due to Water Main Break

Residents in Oakland County, Michigan, are currently experiencing water rationing following a significant water main break. Emergency crews are actively working to restore clean water to several communities in the Metro Detroit area. The break has disrupted the water supply, necessitating immediate action to ensure residents have access to essential water services. The situation has prompted local authorities to implement water conservation measures to manage the limited supply effectively until repairs are completed.
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U.S. Oil and Gas Workforce Reaches Lowest Level Since 2022 Amid Industry Challenges

U.S. Oil and Gas Workforce Reaches Lowest Level Since 2022 Amid Industry Challenges

U.S. Oil and Gas Workforce Reaches Lowest Level Since 2022 Amid Industry Challenges
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GM Announces Layoffs, Michigan Advisor Launches Retirement Resource for Auto Workers

GM Announces Layoffs, Michigan Advisor Launches Retirement Resource for Auto Workers

GM Announces Layoffs, Michigan Advisor Launches Retirement Resource for Auto Workers
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What is the 1 thing you want to see from the Detroit Lions 2026 schedule?

What is the 1 thing you want to see from the Detroit Lions 2026 schedule?

PIcking our biggest preferences for the 2026 Detroit Lions schedule.
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Michigan Gas Utilities Offers Grants for First Responder Safety Equipment

Michigan Gas Utilities Offers Grants for First Responder Safety Equipment

Michigan Gas Utilities is offering $10,000 in grants through its Rewarding Responders Grant program to support police, fire, and emergency medical agencies in southern and western Michigan. The grants, available until June 15, aim to help local departments purchase lifesaving equipment or fund training initiatives. Eligible departments can receive up to $2,000 each, provided they operate within the utility's service area and did not receive a grant in 2025. The program has awarded over $95,000 since 2014, supporting various safety projects and equipment needs for emergency response agencies.
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Eminem's Ex-Wife Kimberley Anne Mathers Pleads No Contest in Hit-and-Run Case

Eminem's Ex-Wife Kimberley Anne Mathers Pleads No Contest in Hit-and-Run Case

Kimberley Anne Mathers, the ex-wife of rapper Eminem, has pleaded no contest to charges related to a hit-and-run incident. The incident occurred on February 16, when Mathers, 51, was driving a white Range Rover and collided with a parked silver Dodge Ram pickup truck in Macomb County, Michigan. The impact pushed the truck approximately 50 feet from its original position. Mathers was charged with operating while impaired and failing to stop after a collision, both misdemeanors. She entered her plea in the 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore on May 11. The court has scheduled her sentencing for June 17, 2026.
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Oakland County Businesses Face Financial Strain Amid Water Main Break

Oakland County Businesses Face Financial Strain Amid Water Main Break

Oakland County Businesses Face Financial Strain Amid Water Main Break
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Michigan Court of Appeals Issues Split Decision on Renewable Energy Regulations

Michigan Court of Appeals Issues Split Decision on Renewable Energy Regulations

The Michigan Court of Appeals has delivered a split ruling on the state's renewable energy regulations, largely upholding the Michigan Public Service Commission's authority to approve large wind, solar, and battery projects over local objections. The court found that the commission followed proper legal processes in implementing a 2023 law aimed at expediting renewable energy projects. However, the court also ruled that the commission misinterpreted certain aspects of the law, which improperly limited local government power. The ruling comes after a contentious debate over Public Act 233, which was passed to accelerate Michigan's transition to renewable energy. Local governments had sued, arguing that the commission's rules undermined local control. The court sided with local governments on two issues, including the timing of the local approval process and the definition of 'affected local units' eligible for certain privileges.
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Michigan State Emergency Resources Mobilized for Oakland County Water Crisis

Michigan State Emergency Resources Mobilized for Oakland County Water Crisis

In response to a major water main break in Oakland County, Michigan, state emergency resources have been activated to assist local efforts. The break in a 42-inch waterline has caused flooding and disrupted water service in several communities. The State Emergency Operations Center has been activated to facilitate coordination between state, local, and federal agencies. First Lieutenant Mike Shaw of the Michigan State Police has indicated that local officials are managing the situation well, with state support focusing on bottled water distribution and volunteer coordination. The Great Lakes Water Authority is working on repairs, with a new pipe segment expected to be installed soon.