A U.S. court has blocked HHS from sharing Medicaid data with DHS, a move applauded by Michigan's AG Nessel as a protection of personal healthcare privacy.

Michigan may expand a cash assistance program for new parents statewide, initially piloted in Flint and co-founded by Dr. Mona Hanna, offering $1,500 during pregnancy and $500 monthly for the baby's early months.

Kristi Troy becomes Howell’s first female interim city manager, with extensive municipal experience and a focus on community engagement and strategic planning.

A Macomb Township house fire injured firefighters and left a family homeless, raising concerns about inadequate firefighter staffing levels in the community.

Michigan Governor Whitmer has signed a directive to maintain affordable health insurance access in response to federal changes that may increase costs.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined other AGs challenging a DOE report on U.S. grid reliability concerns tied to coal plant retirements, suggesting it's flawed and could undermine state energy policies.

Dr. Caesar Gonzales II has been appointed as the new Chief Clinical Officer of Trinity Health Michigan, bringing extensive experience to oversee clinical operations and enhance patient care.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer met with President Trump to discuss minimizing tariff impact on auto industry and easing Medicaid changes for the state's vulnerable populations, seeking bipartisan solutions amid political division.

Mary Sheffield and Rev. Solomon Kinloch win the Detroit mayoral primary, set for a November election, with Sheffield potentially becoming the city's first female mayor.

Attorneys general, including Michigan's Dana Nessel, oppose new rules undermining NEPA, fearing environmental harm and reduced public input in federal decisions.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins a lawsuit against the Trump Administration's freeze of funds for EV infrastructure previously guaranteed under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and other states sue Trump administration over directives limiting healthcare for transgender youth, claiming these are unlawful and threaten vital care.

The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that Macomb County Executive Hackel must release funds for the Prosecutor's Office legal counsel, in an ongoing dispute with Prosecutor Lucido over financial transparency.