Governor Whitmer designated August 26 as Women's Equality Day to honor the fight for gender equality and the 19th Amendment, committing to enhance women's rights and opportunities in Michigan.

Michigan's Supreme Court ruled "Adopt and Amend" as unconstitutional, affecting minimum wage and tip credit changes, with workers voicing concerns about job and income security.

James Duderstadt, the ex-president of the University of Michigan, died at 81, leaving a legacy of technological innovation and dedication to diversity.

Portage Public Schools is offering up to $200 monthly payments to help teachers with their student loans, tapping into a Michigan state grant of $24.4 million dedicated to this purpose.

The UAW is considering a strike against Stellantis over unfulfilled contractual promises, particularly regarding investment in a Mopar Mega Hub and the Belvidere Assembly Plant. The union claims a breach of trust affecting workers nationally.

Renowned Detroit restaurateur Joseph W. Muer Jr. has passed away at 88. His legacy includes the iconic Joe Muer's Seafood restaurant, beloved for its culinary excellence and community engagement.

Detroit launches a 5-year plan to improve homeless services and reduce unsheltered homelessness, involving shelter upgrades and increased housing options.

Judge Kenneth King of Detroit has been removed from his docket and mandated to undergo training after handcuffing a teenager who fell asleep in his courtroom.

Manchester, Michigan celebrated the two-week anniversary of former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan's release from Russia with a gathering organized by the local ministerial association.

Flint faces a criminal ransomware attack, disrupting city services and internet. The FBI is investigating, with no timeline for full service restoration. Emergency services stay operational, but payment options are limited to cash or check.

Cleanup efforts are set to begin at the site of a deadly explosion in Clinton Township, with the EPA leading the process to clear debris from the March incident.

Judge Kenneth King in Detroit dressed a 16-year-old girl in jail attire and handcuffed her during a field trip after she fell asleep in court, spurring discussions about his tactics.

Detroit introduced free Wi-Fi in five parks, aiding community connectivity and benefiting students like Miranda Pasaye with internet access for tasks like college applications.