Michigan won a court case against the DOE's cap on state energy program funding, securing continued support for renewable energy and efficiency initiatives.

The Supreme Court stayed a lower court's order to the USDA to provide full SNAP funding amid a governmental shutdown, affecting over 42 million Americans. Michigan AG criticized the Trump administration's actions.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board plans an open meeting on November 18 to discuss state gambling regulations, including casino, internet gaming, and sports betting.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has intervened in DTE Electric's bid for special contracts for a data center, seeking a public hearing to review the terms and protect consumers from potential cost hikes.

Judge McConnell orders the Trump administration to fully fund November SNAP benefits, in a response to the USDA not providing benefits due to a shutdown.

Rob Minard pled guilty to felony charges and will testify against ex-House Speaker Lee Chatfield, while his wife also pled guilty in a separate but related case.

The Hamtramck mayoral race is undecided with an 11-vote difference and 150 rejected absentee ballots due to signature issues, potentially affecting the outcome.

A court permanently blocked the Trump administration from tying federal transportation funding to state immigration policy compliance, in a victory for Michigan AG Nessel and 19 other states.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel leads states in suing the Trump Administration over allegedly unlawful changes to FEMA grant terms, impacting emergency and disaster funding.

Michigan AG Nessel voiced concerns over USDA's compliance with a court order resulting in limited SNAP benefits for November, impacting over a million Michigan residents.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, with 21 other attorneys general, sued the U.S. Department of Education to block new restrictions on the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.

David P. Heavener with over 30 years of fire service experience becomes the Romulus Fire Department Chief, with qualifications from the University of Cincinnati and Eastern Michigan University.

Fire Chief Jamie Jent was reinstated in Grand Blanc Township after leave due to controversy over staffing concerns amplified by a deadly attack on a church.