Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink has announced her candidacy for Michigan's 7th Congressional District, aiming to bring her foreign policy experience and Michigan roots to Congress.

52 U.S. attorneys general, led by Michigan AG Dana Nessel, join in supporting a lawsuit against the VA to ensure veteran LTC Yoon can transfer G.I. Bill benefits to his daughter.

Tom Leonard has announced his candidacy for the Michigan governor race in 2026, focusing on tax cuts, regulatory reform, and improving education and mental health.

Macomb County Prosecutor adopts a zero-tolerance policy for fleeing and eluding cases, barring plea deals and advocating for harsher penalties and legislative reforms to improve public safety.

Three Michigan Assistant Attorneys General—Graham-Simmons, Linderman Richelew, and Casperson—received notable legal awards, with Nessel commending their dedication.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel criticized President Trump's federalization of National Guard troops in California, calling it an abuse of power and a false emergency. She urged peaceful protests and warned against violent civil disobedience.

Judge Kristen Nielsen Hartig faces misconduct allegations, including staff mistreatment and case dismissal improprieties, with a Judicial Tenure Commission review pending.

Michigan's House passed a bill to introduce voluntary hunting and firearms safety classes in public schools, emphasizing safe practices without using live firearms on campus. The bill, now with the Senate, includes an opt-out option for students.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel obtains a preliminary injunction to stop the Trump Administration from terminating AmeriCorps grants, crucial for various community programs in the state.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel obtained a second injunction against the DOE, blocking the shortened deadline for spending pandemic relief funds, with states' support.

Santa Ono's nomination for University of Florida presidency was rejected by the Board of Governors amid concerns of his previous DEI initiatives and handling of pro-Palestinian protests.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a motion to strike down the state's abortion coercion screening, arguing it's unconstitutional and discriminatory, urging the same scrutiny as previous negated abortion laws.

Michigan GOP House members, led by Rep. James DeSana, introduced impeachment articles against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for alleged misconduct and election issues. Benson refutes the claims, considering them partisan attacks.