Melia Howard Appointed Deputy Mayor of Detroit, Becoming Second Woman in History to Hold the Position
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 Expands Eligibility for Disabled Veteran License Plates, Governor Whitmer Signs Key Bill
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.
Ballot Box Blaze Battle: West Coast Arsons Ignite Nationwide Election Security Boost; Portland, Vancouver, & Michigan Clerks Vow Voter Safeguard
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.
Michigan Witnesses Record Early Voting Turnout with Over 250,000 Ballots Cast in Historic Election Shift
Michigan experienced high turnout in its first early in-person voting weekend with over 250,000 ballots cast, as residents embrace the new option following a 2022 constitutional amendment.
Early Voting in Michigan Sees Record Turnout, Detroit and Surrounding Areas Lead the Charge Ahead of Election Day
Michigan's first statewide early voting day saw over 145,000 voters, with excitement noted by Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. Voters shared different opinions on voting processes and election security.












