Michigan leaders convened at the Michigan Literacy Summit in Detroit to address the state's literacy challenges, exploring strategies and emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts to improve student literacy rates.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit with other states challenging the $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa petitions imposed by the Trump Administration.

A court ruled to stop the Trump Administration from cutting FEMA's BRIC program, ensuring continued disaster preparedness funding, as secured by Michigan AG Dana Nessel and others.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has taken formal action against clothing company Recollections, Inc., due to multiple consumer complaints over unfulfilled orders and missing refunds.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, along with 44 other state leaders, has called for Congress to increase funding for federal judiciary security due to rising threats.

Bradley C. Wieferich of Michigan's transportation department joins the ITS America Board of Directors, showcasing the state's progress in smart transportation under his leadership.

Kwame Kilpatrick has requested a federal judge terminate his restitution to Detroit, arguing he's paid his dues and it hinders his new role as a minister.

Dr. Glenn Maleyko is named Michigan's new superintendent of public instruction, planning to enhance the Top 10 Strategic Education Plan and prioritize student-centered initiatives.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, with 21 states, opposes proposed federal restrictions on abortion coverage in ACA plans, citing harm to states' rights and public health.

California and allies won a court case against the Trump Administration, maintaining wind energy development after a judge declared the indefinite suspension of permits as unlawful.

Royal Oak City Commission unanimously decided to terminate City Manager Joseph Gacioch's employment, with reasons undisclosed. Niccolas Grochowski is interim city manager, supported by Police Chief Michael Moore and Deputy City Manager Susan Barkman.

Mayor Mike Duggan reflects on his 12-year tenure, noting Detroit's progress in blight reduction, population, and job growth, while acknowledging remaining equity challenges.

Michigan Department of Corrections implements a new policy where legal mail sent to inmates is photocopied and originals destroyed to prevent contraband smuggling.