JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential nominee, plans a campaign stop at Northwestern Michigan Fairgrounds, emphasizing Michigan's auto industry revival.

Eric Hawkins has been appointed as the new police commissioner of Warren, Michigan, after serving in law enforcement for over 33 years, including a significant tenure as Albany's chief of police.

At a Michigan town hall, Trump pledged to revive the auto industry and criticized electric vehicle reliance, amid heightened security due to a past threat on his life.

Ben & Jerry's founders have joined MoveOn's "Scoop the Vote" initiative, promoting voter registration and engagement via an ice cream truck tour featuring a Kamala Harris-themed flavor.

The Michigan AG concluded the investigation into MSU's Larry Nassar case, noting misuse of attorney-client privilege and a lack of new insights from documents.

The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the state's ballot for the November election, despite his suspended campaign.

Tim Walz, the Democratic VP nominee, will visit Michigan for campaign events, focusing on key issues to rally support in the tight race against Trump.

President Biden signed an executive order to improve labor standards in federal infrastructure and manufacturing, emphasizing high-wage jobs and union recognition.

Interim Ottawa County Administrator Jon Anderson resigns after less than six months, adding to the county's leadership changes. He returns to his former company due to increased investigative needs.

Michigan's Appeals Court ruled Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name should be removed from the November presidential ballot, reversing a lower court's decision. The Michigan Secretary of State's office is appealing to the Supreme Court.

The Michigan Public Service Commission increased the power outage bill credit to $40 per day to incentivize utilities to improve grid reliability after intense storms.

Detroit receives $23.4 million for EV charging infrastructure from federal funds, bolstering employment, reducing emissions, and enhancing sustainable mobility.

Saugatuck Township withdrew a $3.6 million bond from the ballot for buying former Pine Trail Camp after another buyer's offer was accepted.