Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido Launches Michigan's First AI-Generated 'Prosecutor Pete’s Podcast' in Metro Detroit
Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido starts 'Prosecutor Pete’s Podcast,' possibly the first AI-generated podcast by a Michigan official, aiming for transparency and community engagement.
Michigan's Attorney General Secures Court Victory Against Schlicht Ponds for Environmental Violations
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and EGLE won a legal case against Scott Schlicht of Schlicht Ponds for environmental law violations, resulting in a $150,000 fine and future compliance enforcement.
Detroit City Council Votes to Prosecute Misdemeanors Locally, Aiming to Streamline Justice System
The Detroit City Council voted 8-1 for an ordinance to prosecute certain misdemeanors locally, aiming to reduce Wayne County's caseload. This will start on July 1, 2026, with the Law Department expanding for the new system.
Michigan Governor Whitmer Sets Dates for Special Election in 35th District Amid Criticism and Lawsuit
Michigan's 35th District will have a special state senate election following the resignation of Kristen McDonald Rivet, with a primary on Feb 3, 2026, and a general election on May 5, 2026, as announced by Governor Whitmer.
Michigan House Passes $54.63 Billion Budget Proposal to Edge Closer to Avoiding Government Shutdown
The Michigan House passed a $54.63 billion budget aimed at avoiding a government shutdown, with deep cuts in funding, including for DEI initiatives, shifting focus to roads, safety, and education.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer Enacts Bipartisan Legislation to Ban AI-Generated 'Deep Fakes' and Honor Fallen Deputy
Michigan Governor Whitmer signed bills to combat sexual exploitation by AI, such as unlawful creation and distribution of deepfakes, and honored a fallen deputy sheriff.












