Michigan AG Dana Nessel Challenges Trump Administration and Department of Interior Over Environmental Law Bypass for Energy Projects
Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed an amended complaint including the U.S. Dept. of Interior, challenging the Trump administration's bypass of environmental laws for fossil fuel projects.
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield Announces $500 Million Increase in Home Values, Signs Executive Order for Assessment Reform
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield announces a $500 million increase in home values, with reforms to city assessment process to ensure fair and transparent property valuation.
Macomb County Executives Spotlight Collaborative Governance and Economic Growth at Detroit Policy Conference
Macomb County leaders presented their collaborative governing approach at the Detroit Regional Chamber Policy Conference, highlighting financial achievements and regional growth from $33B to $57B.
Michigan Bureau of Elections Refutes Macomb Clerk's Claims of Non-Citizen Voters, Benson Defends Voter Rights Amid DOJ Lawsuit
Michigan's Secretary of State refutes Macomb County Clerk's claim of finding non-citizens in voter rolls after a Bureau of Elections investigation finds most on the list are citizens or already removed.
Community Outcry in Ypsilanti as ICE Agents Detain Parents Near School Bus Stop, Local Officials Respond
ICE agents detained parents at an Ypsilanti, Michigan bus stop, causing community and official concern. Schools reaffirmed policies to protect students, while officials demanded information and critiqued the operation's impact on safety and security.
Perry Johnson Reenters Michigan Political Arena, Announces New Bid for Governor's Seat
Businessman Perry Johnson is again running for Michigan Governor as a Republican, proposing tax cuts and government efficiency despite his past electoral issues. He faces a crowded primary field. Critics doubt his plans' feasibility.












