Attorney Todd Russell Perkins announced his candidacy for Detroit mayor, joining the race with a focus on experienced leadership after an exploratory committee.

Jocelyn Benson has entered the Michigan governor's race, highlighting her service as Secretary of State and advocating for efficiency and community well-being.

Former Congressman Dan Kildee has been appointed by Governor Whitmer as chair of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission, pending Michigan Senate approval.

Judge Rachel Rancilio is set to become the Chief Judge Pro Tempore in Macomb County, beginning her role on January 21, 2025, after serving in the Circuit Court since 2016.

Michigan Governor Whitmer will deliver her State of the State address on February 26, addressing jobs and education, amidst a shift in political control.

A Michigan House committee approved bills on minimum wage and sick leave, sparking debates and public testimony, with one bill proposing a $12 minimum wage and another exempting small businesses from mandated sick time.

Former Detroit City Council President Saunteel Jenkins has announced her candidacy for Detroit mayor, emphasizing her dedication to serve all Detroiters and her vision to address key issues including crime and education.

Portage Public Schools Superintendent Mark Bielang announced his retirement effective end of the 2024-2025 school year.

The City of Detroit, supported by SEMCOG, received a $15.2 million federal grant to expand its EV charging network, part of a national effort funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

U.S. Attorney Mark Totten will resign on January 20, 2025, after impactful efforts combatting gun violence and corruption in Michigan's Western District since 2022.

Michigan Gov. Whitmer signs bills to support entrepreneurs with a new R&D Tax Credit and a $60 million Innovation Fund, aiming to boost business growth and prevent brain drain.

U.S. Attorney Dawn N. Ison announces her resignation, highlighting her tenure's focus on combating violent crime, civil rights issues, and community involvement.

The Michigan State Police add a 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E to their fleet, the first electric vehicle for the force, aiming to explore its efficacy for patrol duties.