Haley Bradley has been appointed as Assistant City Manager of Sterling Heights, starting March 31, after a search by the Michigan Municipal League, bringing her expertise in municipal funding and administration.

Dearborn officials urge driving schools to meet standards to enhance road safety, highlighting concerns of inadequate driver education and certification practices.

A coalition led by AG Dana Nessel obtained a court injunction to halt Trump administration's proposed funding cuts to research "indirect costs," protecting Michigan universities' research programs.

Dearborn, MI holds a memorial for late Fire Captain Jeremy Watkins, involving a service and procession with full honors to St. Hedwig Cemetery. Donations are suggested in lieu of flowers.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed an amicus brief to urge the state Supreme Court to reinstate a 2002 anti-terrorism law deemed unconstitutional by the Court of Appeals.

A coalition of 20 states, led by Michigan AG Dana Nessel, filed an amicus brief supporting NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox after her dismissal by President Trump, emphasizing the NLRB's role in protecting worker rights.

Michigan's MPSC introduces penalties and incentives for utilities DTE Energy and Consumers Energy to improve service reliability, as advocated by AG Dana Nessel. Penalties start in 2027 after utilities propose financial mechanisms by 2025.

Mayor Mike Duggan proposes his final budget for Detroit, focusing on financial stability, property tax reductions, and investments in transportation and violence intervention, following a trend of balanced budgets since the city's bankruptcy.

Attorneys General Kris Mayes and Dana Nessel launched a podcast, 'Pantsuits and Lawsuits,' to explain complex legal issues in an accessible way, blending expertise with humor.

A Michigan judge ruled that nine bills should have been sent to Governor Whitmer but did not order the House to do so. The Senate and House, controlled by different parties, are in conflict over the bills' passage.

Grand Rapids UIA office shall temporarily relocate due to renovations starting March 3, 2025, with services still available at a provisional location and online.

The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) approved water and sewer rate hikes of 5.9% and 4.5% despite public opposition, citing infrastructure and operational costs.

AG Dana Nessel and a coalition from 38 states urge Congress to address the surge in organized retail crime, advocating for legislation to enhance penalties and establish an information-sharing center.