Patti Kukula receives the 2025 Reverend McNeely Humanitarian Award from the Detroit Fire Department for her contributions to public safety and support for first responders.

Lawmakers in Michigan propose reforms to the school code to prevent neglect after three children were found abandoned in Pontiac, requiring schools to confirm new enrollments before unenrolling students.

Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Democrats oppose a resolution by Republican Rep. Josh Schriver to challenge the legalization of same-sex marriage, citing discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community.

Michigan Rep. Josh Schriver is advocating for the Supreme Court to reconsider the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.

Grand Haven Area Public Schools is converting Mary A. White Elementary into an early learning center due to enrollment declines. The plan has sparked community concerns over lack of involvement in the decision.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and 22 other attorneys general filed an amicus brief supporting the CFPB's continuation amidst challenges from the Trump administration.

Following VA layoffs, some employees are reinstated, but many remain jobless. Dismissals criticized for disrupting services to veterans; Senators urge rehiring all affected staff, emphasizing the negative impact on essential services.

Mayor Abdullah H. Hammoud to deliver his second State of the City address themed "Destination Dearborn" on April 15, 2025 at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center.

President Trump reappointed Michigan Governor Whitmer to the Council of Governors, highlighting her cross-party collaboration and focus on national security and emergency response efforts.

Michigan's Senate passed House Bill 4002 revising the state's sick time policy, with measures beneficial for small businesses. The bill now awaits Gov. Whitmer's signature.

Detroit pastor Solomon Kinloch Jr. announces his candidacy for the 2025 Detroit mayoral race, focusing on ending food deserts and increasing affordable housing.

Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Elizabeth Clement announced she will leave her seat, enabling Governor Whitmer to appoint a successor, potentially increasing the Democratic-nominated majority on the court.

Todd Bettison was unanimously approved as Detroit's police chief by the city council, after being interim chief and serving in the department for 27 years.