President Trump plans to hold a rally in Macomb County, Michigan, to mark his first 100 days since starting a nonconsecutive term, amid challenges with his policies and approval ratings.

Gov. Whitmer appointed Judge Noah Hood to the Michigan Supreme Court and Judges Mariam Bazzi, Christopher Trebilcock, and Daniel Korobkin to the Court of Appeals, diversifying the judiciary.

U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens joins Michigan's U.S. Senate race, focusing on economic issues and opposing Trump's tariffs to protect state jobs, particularly in the auto industry.

Michigan Governor Whitmer seeks FEMA extension for disaster aid following a severe ice storm, highlighting ongoing recovery efforts and the need for accurate damage assessments.

AG Dana Nessel and 41 attorneys general urged improved collaboration with the federal government to combat human trafficking, involving the National Human Trafficking Hotline.

Wayne County appointed new members to its Women's Commission for 2025-27, aiming to address women's rights and welfare issues such as health, childcare, and employment.

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed announced his candidacy for Michigan's U.S. Senate seat for the 2026 election, emphasizing a platform focused on economic fairness, healthcare, and environmental issues.

Mark Totten has announced his candidacy for the 2026 Michigan attorney general race, focusing on justice and the rule of law. He's the first to declare, with a background in federal prosecution and legal education.

Mike Cox enters the 2026 Michigan gubernatorial race, seeking to eliminate the state's income tax and counter the expansive governance of the current administration.

Adam Hollier is running for Congress again, challenging Rep. Shri Thanedar for Michigan's 13th District seat, focusing on socioeconomic issues and criticizing Thanedar as out of touch.

Kalamazoo College President Jorge G. Gonzalez will retire in 2026 after a decade leading growth initiatives and the Brighter Light Campaign, which raised over $203 million.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel files an amicus brief against the Trump Administration's "Ideological Deportation Policy," arguing it violates the First Amendment.

Mike Rogers is campaigning for the 2026 Michigan Senate seat, emphasizing education, national security, and manufacturing. Despite a 2024 loss, he supports Trump's agenda and faces competition for the GOP nomination.