Detroit establishes a Veterans Affairs division, led by veteran Kwesi Betserai, to connect military personnel with resources in areas like jobs, housing, and healthcare.

Michigan's AG Nessel and Arizona's AG Mayes discuss federal mass firings on their podcast 'Pantsuits and Lawsuits', tackling legal issues and real-world impacts.

A U.S. District Court judge ruled in favor of reinstating federal employees laid off under a Trump administration policy, which is now temporarily halted.

Linda Harrison is appointed Deputy Court Administrator of the 16th Judicial Circuit Court, with her extensive experience in the Juvenile Division expected to improve court operations.

Megan Cavanagh is set to become the Michigan Supreme Court's new chief justice, replacing Elizabeth Clement, ahead of an appointment that may shift the court's majority towards justices backed by Democrats.

Michigan Governor Whitmer met President Trump to discuss issues impacting Michigan, including tariffs, Great Lakes protection, and defense investments.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a coalition challenging Trump's attempt to remove Gwynne Wilcox from the NLRB, filing an amicus brief to preserve the board's quorum.

VP JD Vance is visiting Vantage Plastics in Bay City, Michigan, to highlight the industrial resurgence, amid economic debates and trade policy concerns with Canada.

Trump nominated Dearborn Heights Mayor Bill Bazzi as U.S. ambassador to Tunisia, highlighting his contributions to Trump's campaign and pending Senate confirmation.

Michigan's Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist is running for governor, aiming to be the state's first Black governor. His campaign will focus on solutions in housing and healthcare.

DBusiness magazine honored Metro Detroit Circuit Court Judges for their commitment and service, with Judge Richard L. Caretti highly noted for his judicial excellence.

Michigan lawmakers debate road funding solutions, with Governor Whitmer proposing new taxes and fees, while Republicans suggest reallocating existing funds without tax hikes.

Bernie Sanders led a rally in Warren, Michigan, focusing on fighting oligarchy and the potential impact of healthcare cuts, drawing a crowd between 6,000 to 10,000 people.