Irma Clark-Coleman, a dedicated Detroit public servant and former Michigan State Senator, has died at 88. Her career included service on the Detroit School Board and the Wayne County Commission.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel provides tips to avoid travel scams, advising the use of credit cards, verification of travel deals, and awareness of rights for air travelers.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and Arizona AG Kris Mayes discuss the Obergefell v. Hodges case in their podcast "Pantsuits and Lawsuits," reflecting on marriage equality's legal journey.

Mark Hackel presented Macomb County's waterfront as an economic and ecological boon at the "More to our Shore" event, emphasizing the county's successful "Blue Economy" and waterfront accessibility projects.

Michigan expects a third year of reduced opioid overdose deaths, attributing the 34% decline to comprehensive strategies funded by opioid settlements.

The GRPL Mobile Library offers books, Wi-Fi, and services directly to communities throughout summer, aiming to improve accessibility and community connections.

The Sterling Heights Foundation is holding its 13th gala to honor Clark A. Andrews for his legal service and civic work, with dinner, drinks, entertainment, and auctions.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board to discuss casino and online gaming regulations at a public meeting on June 10, accessible in person or via Zoom/phone.

Governor Whitmer warns against Congress's proposed $300 billion cuts to SNAP, emphasizing the risks of increased hunger and economic strain in Michigan.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers gets $1.2 million for a flood risk study in Midland County, Michigan, continuing analysis under the Tittabawassee Watershed Flood Risk Management Study.

Dearborn's City Beautiful Commission is seeking nominations for their Residential Standard of Excellence program to honor attractive front yards. Deadline is June 18, 2025.

Michigan State Police's Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division is hosting open houses at weigh stations to showcase operations and recruit job seekers.

The sudden closure of the Detroit Job Corps program has left students without housing and training, sparking criticism and efforts to provide support.