Timothy VerHey was appointed as the Interim U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Michigan by Acting AG Pam Bondi, bringing 35 years of legal experience.

Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd announced his candidacy for Michigan Attorney General, promoting his prosecutorial experience and "law and order" platform.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, with other attorneys general, filed a lawsuit against federal restrictions on public services, arguing they unlawfully limit access to health, education, and social programs.

Detroit plans a Block Party for Democracy on July 26 to promote early voting for the August Primary Election, with music, food, vendors, and activities, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 2978 W. Grand Blvd.

Michigan State Police added four new and three replacement canine teams, graduating from the MSP 2025 Basic Canine School, increasing their total teams to 42. The teams underwent extensive training and will assist in various services across Michigan.

Michigan AG Nessel and 19 other state attorneys general filed an amicus brief opposing the end of legal services for unaccompanied immigrant children.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer's FY2026 budget includes a $1 million investment for seven new analyst positions at MIOC to bolster criminal investigations involving technology.

The Michigan AG joins a lawsuit against a Trump-era rule they say could strip health coverage from millions, arguing it's arbitrary and violates the APA.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel leads a 20-state lawsuit against the Trump Administration for unlawfully stopping FEMA's BRIC program that funds disaster mitigation.

Michigan Rep. Brenda Carter introduced a bill to mandate cursive writing instruction in schools, emphasizing its value in understanding historical documents and cognitive benefits.

AG Nessel leads a coalition seeking to restrict ICE from using undercover tactics like masks, pushing for transparent identification to ensure public safety and accountability.

Kawkawlin Township struggles to fund its fire department after a millage was halted due to ballot language issues, seeking a special assessment as a temporary solution.

Michigan State Sen. Sean McCann announced his candidacy for the U.S. House, targeting the 4th District seat in the 2026 elections, focusing on tax relief, job security, and abortion rights.