Henry Ford College advanced five finalists for its presidential search and will hold public campus interviews the weeks of March 23 and March 30. Trustees will review community feedback before making a final pick.

Neighbors say the fight over a new Livonia police headquarters is about transparency and trust after voters rejected a $150M bond; council members say they’re probing a smaller plan.

Documents show Gov. Whitmer’s Feb. 11–20 Milan and Munich trade mission cost about $208,000. Lawmakers want clearer proof the trip produced concrete investments.

Bay County will receive about $972,308 from Michigan’s FY2025 marijuana excise tax, with Bay City, Bangor Township and Pinconning also receiving payouts. The state distributed $93.7M to local governments this year.

House bills would license earned‑wage access providers, set a $50,000 bond and cap transaction fees, while consumer advocates warn the apps can resemble payday loans.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib has filed nearly 2,000 nominating signatures and launched a 2026 re-election campaign to keep representing Michigan's 12th District.

The Michigan House has released only top-line security totals while withholding line-item details for an expanded House security unit operating beyond the Capitol.

A new federal deduction now lets buyers of new U.S.-assembled cars deduct up to $10,000 a year in loan interest. Heres what Detroit buyers should check before signing a deal.

Shelby Township approved police workplace‑climate and inclusion training after three officers accused Chief Robert Shelide of sexist remarks; an internal probe substantiated some comments.

Water Warrior Island says DNR construction delays prevented it from opening in 2025 and cost the business hundreds of thousands.

FOIA-obtained pension records list May 1 as the retirement date for Lt. Col. Aimee Brimacombe, whose tenure at the Michigan State Police drew scrutiny and union no-confidence.

Oak Park vice president Xondra Clark resigned this week as a whistleblower lawsuit prompted the superintendent’s retirement. The board has selected a new vice president.

Michigan justices heard challenges to the MPSC permit to put a section of Enbridge’s Line 5 into a tunnel beneath the Straits of Mackinac. Tribes pressed for more review while Enbridge argued the tunnel is safer.