A judge ruled the U.S. Department of Education unlawfully cut mental health program grants for schools, siding with AG Nessel and other states in a lawsuit.

The Michigan DNR announces January public meetings to discuss outdoor recreation and natural resource management, inviting residents to participate in policy decision discussions.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel alerts consumers about holiday shopping scams, emphasizing the risks of prepaying for items and the growth of gift card fraud, while launching a dedicated social media channel for scam updates.

Jim Daniels was named the 2025-26 Michigan Author Award winner for his extensive literary work, including poetry, fiction, screenplays, and editing anthologies.

Detroit celebrates the opening of Preserve on Ash's second phase, enhancing affordable housing in North Corktown, backed by a HUD grant and efforts to ensure inclusive growth amid local economic development.

Ann Arbor is removing over 600 "Neighborhood Crime Watch" signs after a City Council vote, prompted by concerns over their effectiveness and inclusivity.

The Michigan Department of Labor awarded $509,200 to enhance infrastructure, housing, and workforce growth in rural communities through the Rural Readiness Grant Program.

K-9 Lonzo retired from the West Bloomfield Police Department in Michigan after over eight years of service, including explosives detection and tracking.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel launches a campaign to combat holiday scams, with consumer alerts on payment app fraud, online shopping, and grandparent scams, and tips on secure transactions on Facebook Marketplace.

Southfield City Council approved a controversial data center proposal by MetroBloks LLC, despite public concern over environmental and power grid impacts.

Carl Carlton, known for "Everlasting Love" and "She's a Bad Mama Jama," passed away at 73 after health issues post-stroke. His music is a celebrated part of Black culture.

The Detroit Land Bank Authority has generated over $2 billion in economic impact since 2014, contributing to increased home values through demolitions and renovations.

The Michigan Department of Education has awarded $108,350 in grants to help 59 teachers pursue National Board Certification, aiming to improve education quality in Title I schools.