The Michigan House is set to shift from Democratic to Republican control, with the GOP flipping four seats. Incumbents like Joe Tate held on, but the overall balance of power will likely change.

Michigan sees a surge in early in-person voting, with 1.2 million votes cast, revealing a shift in voter preferences and high engagement across the state.

Steenstra's Royal Dutch Bakery is selling cookies featuring Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, continuing a 16-year tradition to lighten the political mood.

Minnesota First Lady Gwen Walz campaigns in Grand Rapids, supporting the Harris-Walz ticket against Trump and Vance, as Michigan sees over a million early voters.

The 19th District Court has implemented Michigan's MiFILE system, aiming for more efficient and accessible court services, with training and resources provided for users.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan appoints Marcus von Kapff as new COO, with several staff promotions, signifying a strong commitment to the city’s growth and improvement.

Michigan AG Nessel is advocating for federal price gouging laws with a coalition of attorneys general to enhance consumer protection, especially during emergencies.

Trump and JD Vance campaign in Michigan, stressing the state's importance in the election. Democratic efforts include a Michigan tour by Kamala Harris and Tim Walz to encourage early voting.

AG Dana Nessel hosted a roundtable at Michigan's FORCE headquarters with the White House Domestic Policy Advisor, discussing efforts to combat retail crime.

Melia Howard is appointed as Detroit's new Deputy Mayor, becoming the second woman to hold this position since the 1990s. She has a strong background in advocacy and community engagement.

Michigan officials replaced two clerks who planned to hand count ballots, instead of using machines as legally required, to preserve election integrity.

Michigan has expanded eligibility for disabled veteran license plates to those with a 50%+ disability rating, a bill signed by Governor Whitmer. This also includes free access to state parks.

Michigan clerks reassure voters of ballot drop box security after arson incidents in Oregon and Washington, highlighting safety measures, surveillance, and emergency protocols in place.