Michigan sues fossil fuel companies for alleged antitrust violations and conspiring against renewable energy, leading to inflated energy costs for consumers.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins a coalition suing against ICE's "lawless" actions in Minnesota, aiming to restrain federal overreach and protect community welfare.

Michigan Senate passed bills limiting student cell phone use during class, with provisions for emergencies and medical needs, aiming to reduce distractions and enabling schools to set stricter policies if desired.

Jamie K. Walters was named Senior Director of Mayor’s Office Communications in Detroit by Mayor Mary Sheffield, focusing on strategic, resident-centric messaging.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel discusses fighting corruption with ex-New Jersey AG Matt Platkin on a podcast, addressing transparency and legal reform strategies.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is set to deliver her last State of the State address, highlighting bipartisan progress and plans for Michigan's future.

The Michigan House passed a bill to ban cellphone use in K-12 classrooms, aiming to reduce distractions and allow kids to focus. The bill now moves to the Senate.

Michigan State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko introduced a "Students First" banner, symbolizing the commitment to prioritize student needs in educational policymaking.

The Michigan Department of Education has announced 2026 legislative priorities focusing on literacy, equitable funding, and comprehensive educational support.

The Trump administration dropped its appeal against a court ruling, halting its effort to tie federal grants to immigration enforcement, following a lawsuit by Michigan and 21 other states.

President Trump was videotaped giving the middle finger to a Ford factory worker after being heckled, an action defended by the White House Communications Director. The worker faced suspension, and Ford commented on respecting workplace norms.

Michigan's State Superintendent Glenn Maleyko introduced a "Students First" banner as a symbol of his educational philosophy, underscoring his focus on student-centered policies and initiatives.

Dr. Sue C. Carnell, MDE chief deputy superintendent, is retiring after over 45 years in education, following her tenure and role as interim state superintendent.