The Hamtramck City Council fired City Manager Max Garbarino and moved to remove Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri and Officer David Adamczyk amid misconduct allegations.

Michigan schools receive $171 million in federal funds after Attorney General Dana Nessel's lawsuit against the Trump Administration's funding freeze succeeds.

The Michigan budget battle intensifies as the October 1st deadline approaches, with Republicans and Democrats deeply divided. A proposal to dock legislators' pay for missing budget deadlines failed in the House.

The Michigan Attorney General's Elder Abuse Task Force newsletter outlines new measures, legislative updates, and resources to combat elder abuse, including details on House Bills 4418 and 4419 and the Michigan Guardianship Diversion Project.

Michigan AG settles with LPCCS, LLC over misleading mailers that targeted entrepreneurs, involving refunds and a ban on further mails to Michigan businesses.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan endorses City Council President Mary Sheffield for the city's mayoral race, positioning her for a historic win as potentially the first female mayor.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel opposes the EPA's proposal to rescind the 2009 greenhouse gas endangerment finding, emphasizing its importance for health and climate.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel leads a coalition suing the DOE over a policy that could limit funding for state energy programs, arguing it violates negotiated cost rate agreements.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed three bipartisan bills to support small businesses and honor fallen service members, marking a slow legislative year with only nine new laws passed.

A coalition led by Michigan AG Nessel opposes the EPA's rollback of mercury emission standards, highlighting the public health risks and legal concerns under the Administrative Procedure Act.

Michigan AG Nessel joins 36 others urging Instagram to improve its location privacy, especially to protect minors and potential targets from predators. They recommend letting adults opt-in/out and deactivating this feature for minors.

Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib introduces a bill to combat "price gouging" in grocery stores by restricting electronic pricing and use of customer data for setting prices.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel urges local governments to sign up for a share of the Purdue Pharma opioid settlement funds before September 30; $154 million is available for Michigan over 15 years.