The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed Michigan EGLE's right to inspect wetlands, impacting a case against P & P Contracting for destroying wetlands.

The Michigan House session ends early as Republicans and one Democrat boycott, stalling legislation on tipped wages and sick leave before the GOP takes majority control.

Mark Washington will remain as Grand Rapids City Manager after withdrawing from consideration for the same position in Dallas, despite being a semi-finalist.

Judge Edward Servitto of Macomb County Circuit Court is retiring after a notable career starting in 2000, including pioneering the "Mini Court" for young offenders.

Michigan's iGaming and sports betting revenues hit a record $284.3 million in November, with $226.0 million in iGaming and a $650.2 million betting handle, as reported by the MGCB.

Romulus City Councilwoman Virginia Williams, admired for her community service, passed away on December 15, 2024. Her notable efforts included weekly food distributions and organizing events. She was first elected in 2017 and re-elected in 2021.

Michigan House Republicans walked out of a session to protest against minimum wage and sick leave policies, delaying legislative action and showcasing a political standoff with Democrats.

Battalion Chief Roger Bebeau retires from Midland Fire Department after 25 years of service, receiving recognition for his dedication and numerous roles within the department.

Michigan Democrats have moved bills to raise hunting, fishing, and boating fees to support natural resources, with projected additional annual revenue of $22 million. Republicans oppose the hikes, while the DNR cites inflation's impact on operations.

The Michigan State Police and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services have launched the Safety Net Partnership to offer immediate aid to residents in need, providing state troopers with pre-paid cards and essentials to distribute.

Dennis J. Albert is appointed as Lowell's new police chief, succeeding the retired Chief Christopher Hurst, and brings 25 years of law enforcement experience.

Michael Staley, Interim-Executive Director of DDOT, will resign at December's end after improving the city's paratransit system with a rise in on-time performance and passenger usage.

Michigan lawmakers are considering a ban on flavored tobacco, including vapes and menthol cigarettes, in response to youth nicotine use. The seven-bill package faces diverse opinions on its potential impact.