Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel released guidance for law enforcement on managing protests to protect First Amendment rights and uphold state laws.

The Hasselbring Senior Center in Flint is suing the city over alleged interference and bullying, while the city aims to take control to improve services and comply with ordinances.

Teresa Woodruff, an academic from Michigan State University, received the National Medal of Science in Washington, D.C., for her pioneering work in oncofertility.

Six cases of bird flu have been confirmed in Ottawa County, Michigan, with the state's agriculture department urging strict biosecurity practices to control the spread.

A giraffe calf was born around Christmas at Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park; due to complications, the staff is bottle-feeding the calf since the mother did not produce milk.

Hasselbring Senior Center sues Flint city, alleging bullying and interference, amid a dispute over managing the center with a history of failed lease negotiations.

Two K9 officers from Allegan County Sheriff's Office will receive protective vests from Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. These vests protect against bullets and stabs and will come with an embroidered motto.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel advises residents to regularly check their free weekly credit reports from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion to protect against holiday scams and ensure their financial well-being.

Traverse City, Michigan, was named by the Wall Street Journal as one of the "10 Best Places to Go in 2025" for its cosmopolitan feel and natural beauty.

Grand Rapids' World of Winter festival canceled its drone show over safety concerns, following a recent drone-related incident and an FAA suspension of the drone operator's permit. Other festival activities will continue.

The Michigan Reconnect program offers tuition-free community college to eligible Michiganders aged 21-24 until a December 31st deadline, with the Detroit Chamber urging quick action to apply.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel provides guidance for reporting scams post-holidays, emphasizing the state's online, fax, and mail complaint options through the Consumer Protection Team.

Michigan AG Nessel advises consumers to review store return policies post-holidays for ease of returning gifts, as stated in the consumer alert "Avoiding Unhappy Returns."