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.

Dana Nessel appointed Christopher Rogers as the new Public Administrator for Grand Traverse County, Michigan, citing his local ties and legal experience.

Pontiac Mayor Tim Greimel announces his candidacy for Michigan's 10th Congressional District seat, highlighting his labor rights advocacy and efforts to improve economic conditions.

Pete Hoekstra was confirmed as the U.S. Ambassador to Canada during a period of trade tensions, with bipartisan support for his mission to enhance trade and address security issues.

Governor Whitmer proposed a bipartisan strategy to boost U.S. manufacturing and national defense, favoring careful tariff use and domestic job creation.

The Michigan State Police received CALEA accreditation, a testament to their commitment to high policing standards, after undergoing a rigorous evaluation process.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel leads a lawsuit with 19 states against Trump's Executive Order on voting restrictions, alleging it's unconstitutional and encroaches on states' rights.

Michigan's Better Business Bureaus in Detroit/Eastern Michigan and Western Michigan have merged, creating a larger entity focused on enhancing consumer advocacy and educational services across the state, as reported by several local news sources.

Federal funding for Michigan school districts' COVID relief projects is at risk due to a sudden change in reimbursement deadlines by the US Department of Education.

Michigan State Sen. Mallory McMorrow announced her candidacy for the U.S. Senate in 2026, promising a new leadership approach and criticizing Washington's status quo.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel sues the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over the $11 billion public health grant cancellation, which includes $379.3 million for Michigan. The coalition argues the cut violates federal law.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined 20 other attorneys general in opposing a move to rollback NEPA regulations, emphasizing the need to protect the environment and public health.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and 17 other attorneys general oppose the SAVE Act, arguing it could disenfranchise voters, especially marginalized groups.