Michigan Governor Whitmer proposes tax cuts for seniors as part of her "Saving Michiganders Money Plan," aiming to reduce property taxes and other expenses for families and workers.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signs a bipartisan bill banning cellphone use during classroom instructional time to reduce distractions and increase focus among students.

A federal court dismissed a DOJ lawsuit seeking extensive access to Michigan voters' personal data, affirming voter privacy and denying the federal overreach.

Michigan AG Nessel secured an agreement with the Trump administration, ensuring continuous federal education funding without forcing state and local agencies to adopt a controversial interpretation of Title VI.

Kimberly Sims is appointed temporary Muskegon County Commissioner after Darrell Paige's death from cancer. Sims was unanimously chosen to fulfill the term through 2026, having previously served as Muskegon Heights mayor.

Michigan's AG Nessel disputes DTE Energy's data center cost allocation to protect consumers, while state senators push for CPS reform after a child's death, with calls for transparency and accountability.

The article discusses a podcast episode where state attorneys general discuss their role in challenging policies and protecting citizens, with anecdotes from their legal battles.

Sterling Heights City Council approves a one-year moratorium on data center development to update outdated zoning ordinances and assess the implications of such projects.

Adam Hollier, after halting his campaign for Michigan Secretary of State, is now running for a state Senate seat in District 3, focusing on state-level leadership.

Chedrick Greene and Jason Tunney won their respective Democratic and Republican primaries for Michigan's 35th Senate District and will compete in the special election on May 5.

Michigan AG Nessel settles for $17.85 million with Lannett and Bausch over alleged drug price-fixing, with ongoing multistate antitrust litigation and upcoming trials.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board will meet on February 10 to discuss casino and betting regulations, open to public in-person and online participation.

Michigan's Saginaw Bay area is preparing for a special primary election to fill the vacant 35th State Senate District seat with ten candidates participating.