Kalamazoo County commissioners voted 5-4 to nearly double their salaries from $18,000 to $33,000 by 2025, amid public criticism and debate over fair compensation for public service.

Former President Trump is scheduled to speak in Oakland County, Michigan, discussing economic issues and criticizing current policies ahead of the November election.

Interim Administrator Jon Anderson resigned for the second time from Ottawa County administration, effective immediately, after failing to balance his other obligations.

Kamala Harris plans a visit to Detroit, with a live interview by Charlamagne tha God, amid efforts to engage less traditional media and reach diverse voters before the November election.

Ann Arbor City Council has unanimously approved the initial stage of a "right to sit" ordinance, allowing employees to sit during shifts if it doesn't impair their work.

The Grand Rapids Fire Department now holds a Basic Life Support license, enabling them to provide advanced medical care on-site, which includes advanced airway management and administering medications.

Michigan Senators Peters and Stabenow introduced a bill for federal recognition of the Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians, seeking benefits and honoring heritage.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel testifies before a Senate committee to support bills aimed at enhancing the MCPA, which would improve consumer protections against licensed businesses engaging in deceptive practices.

Michigan officials testified in support of new laws to protect consumers from data breaches and price gouging, including breach reporting and anti-gouging measures during emergencies.

Governor Whitmer of Michigan signed 17 bills into law, covering topics such as health care, workers' rights, and outdoor recreation, with some bills receiving bipartisan support.

Macomb County Finance Director Steve Smigiel announces retirement plans for early 2025 after over three decades of service, aiming for a smooth transition to a new successor.

Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin and Republican Mike Rogers prepare for heated debates in Michigan's U.S. Senate race, focusing on key issues and vying for voters' support.

A printing error sent wrong absentee ballots to some Plainfield Township voters, but the issue was swiftly addressed by the Kent County Clerk's office.