Michigan AG Dana Nessel, with 21 other attorneys general, sued the U.S. Department of Education to block new restrictions on the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.

Former corrections officer Joshua Lee charged with sexual misconduct against inmates at Michigan's Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility, Attorney General calls for legal reform.

Two men in Dearborn are charged with plotting a terror attack in Ferndale, Michigan, allegedly supporting ISIS and facing gun crime charges.

Oakland County IT Dept. disciplines four employees after a contract was inappropriately awarded to an employee's company; the county is reassessing its procurement policies.

St. Clair Shores police investigate the death of a 76-year-old woman hit by a vehicle, with a 31-year-old female driver in custody. Public assistance is requested.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel introduced a new webpage on Extreme Risk Protection Orders to help residents prevent gun violence and protect at-risk individuals. The resource offers education on ERPOs and aims to reduce potential tragedies.

The Blue Water Bridge toll will rise to $5 for cars from Dec. 1, with proportional increases for other vehicles, to fund bridge improvements. Frequent users can receive a discount through the EDGE Pass program.

West Michigan launched the Manufacturing and Engineering Education Reimagined for All initiative to boost these sectors by preparing students for high-demand careers.

The FBI thwarted a planned terrorist attack in Michigan, making multiple arrests ahead of Halloween. Details remain confidential but public safety is assured.

Detroit City Council passed a law mandating the release of police incident footage involving great bodily harm within 30 days, amidst debates over transparency and exceptions.

Morgan Wallen is set for back-to-back concerts at Michigan Stadium in 2026, following Zach Bryan's record-setting show there. Tickets go on sale November 7.

Police in Livonia, Michigan, arrested a man after a 12-hour standoff that began with a welfare check at Arbor Woods Condominiums. The suspect fired shots and was eventually detained with recovered weapons.

A federal court blocked the Trump Administration's cuts to K-12 student mental health services, deeming the move arbitrary and against the Administrative Procedure Act.