Flint residents still await the distribution of a $626 million water crisis settlement, with delays and concerns about the adequacy of compensation. Mayor Neeley affirms the city's lack of control over the funds and the U.S. District Court's role.

Dearborn invites residents to share input on its development future at community events in June, influencing the Master Land Use Plan that guides the city's growth.

A town hall in Genesee County focused on human trafficking and online child exploitation, with speakers like Chris Hansen and Marisol Nichols advising on predator tactics, safety, and communication with kids.

Ann Arbor officials euthanized beavers for infrastructure safety, sparking community and Humane Society backlash. Relocation was not an option due to state law.

Michigan's Senate committee advances the "Tenant Empowerment Package," which sets strict repair deadlines for landlords and enhances renter protections, such as withholding rent for unaddressed issues.

Dearborn will host a Flag Day event on June 14, including a flag retirement ceremony with veterans at Ford Field Park, and a year-round flag collection for proper disposal.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel reached an agreement with MRD Apartments to address tenant utility issues at Prentis Estates Apartments, leading to repairs and rent credits for affected residents.

Edward Terebus, co-founder of Erebus Haunted Attraction, has died. He was known for creating a world-class haunted house and contributing greatly to the haunt industry.

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.