An independent study by the IAAO confirmed Detroit's property assessments are lawful and not overvalued, according to Chief Assessor Alvin Horhn. The study recommended improving sales verification to refine value estimates.

CAIR-Michigan filed a complaint against Wayne State University police for alleged racial and religious profiling of Arab and Muslim students; university spokesperson defended police professionalism.

Residents of Southgate held a vigil for Amber Benedict who died in a house explosion; her husband, Paul, is critically injured. The community showed support as the cause of the explosion is investigated.

Washtenaw Community College celebrated alumni Aisha Bowe and Nathan Perry's participation in an all-female Blue Origin space flight, emphasizing the importance of representation and educational beginnings at WCC.

Michigan enlisted Indiana's help for storm cleanup, marking its first request through EMAC. Indiana's debris removal teams will work with Michigan DOT for a week.

Michigan State Police announced the opening of FY 2026 grant applications for criminal justice improvements and substance abuse programs within corrections.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel files a lawsuit with 15 other attorneys general against the Department of Education for rescinding the pandemic relief funds deadline.

Detroit launches Harm Reduction Wellness Stations to provide free naloxone kits and reduce opioid overdose fatalities and STI transmission across the city.

The ACLU of Michigan has sued the Trump administration to reinstate international student visas that were terminated without direct notice, alleging due process rights violations.

Detroit's Easter Fun Fest celebrates its 40th anniversary with a Willy Wonka theme, offering rides, egg hunts, and themed treats at Lasky Recreation Center.

Michigan residents plan Earth Day events, including cleanups and educational activities, throughout April to promote environmental stewardship and sustainable living.

Immigration attorney Amir Makled claims he was detained and pressured by CBP at Detroit Metro Airport, which he believes was an intimidation tactic due to his professional activities. CBP asserts the inspection was routine and lawful.

Lumturje Shuti, a teacher at Pearl Lean Elementary, earned the Michigan Lottery Excellence in Education award for her dedication and support to students beyond classroom duties.