The Michigan Senate has passed a bill to enhance consumer protections, closing loopholes in the MCPA, with AG Nessel supporting the move for stronger oversight of business practices.

Oakland County Sheriff criticizes proposed bail reform bills, heightened by the fatal shooting of Deputy Brad Reckling, suggesting they may reduce public safety.

The community mourns the natural death of Sgt. Vincent "Vinnie" Tomassi, a long-serving corrections officer in Ogemaw County, outside his home in West Branch.

Ex-Police Chief Dale Dwojakowski has been named Assistant City Manager of Sterling Heights after a selection process, bringing his experience in public safety to oversee multiple city departments.

Kate Baldwin was appointed as the new HR Director of Sterling Heights, effective December 9, 2024, following her contributions to workplace initiatives and DEI efforts in the city.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has announced his run for Michigan governor as an independent for the 2026 election, emphasizing bipartisan unity and distancing himself from traditional party politics.

Mark A. Hackel, Macomb County Executive, delivered his 12th State of the County address, underscoring strong economic growth and the importance of community partnership in the county’s progress.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signs legislation prohibiting the open carry of firearms at polling places and vote counting centers to prevent voter intimidation.

Michigan first responders support House Bill 4688 to negotiate staffing levels, addressing severe shortages and safety concerns for both firefighters and citizens. Opponents cite financial worries over mandated staffing levels.

Alexa Bush has been nominated by Mayor Mike Duggan to be Detroit's new Planning Director, with her experience in community engagement and urban design expected to contribute to the city's development initiatives.

Detroit's Planning Director Antoine Bryant will resign on December 27 to pursue a private sector opportunity. Mayor Duggan praises Bryant's inclusive approach to neighborhood redevelopment.

Michigan state senators introduce bills to expand history education to include diverse communities' contributions starting 2027-2028 school year, with aims to increase inclusivity and cultural understanding.

Michigan's Board of State Canvassers certified the election results, setting the stage for a possible recount requested by Democrat Jim Haadsma after a tight loss. The certification also formalized President-elect Donald Trump's victory in the state.