UAW President Shawn Fain is under federal investigation over allegations of noncompliance in providing documents for an investigation into potential power abuses.

Wayne-Westland superintendent John Dignan is on leave; reasons undisclosed, with Jennifer Curry as acting superintendent.

Consumers Energy in Michigan is requesting a $325 million rate hike to upgrade power grid and reduce wildfire risks, leading to increased household energy bills and resulting in state Attorney General Dana Nessel's intervention to protect consumers.

President Biden's border regulation initiative triggers mixed reactions from Michigan lawmakers, with Republicans doubtful and Democrats stressing the importance of immigration reform. Biden blames congressional obstruction for hindering solutions.

Michigan's Supreme Court ruled against placing a $15 minimum wage initiative on the ballot, following a language dispute and a Board of Canvassers' deadlock.

A Southfield law firm was vandalized with pro-Palestinian graffiti targeting partner and U-M Regent Jordan Acker. Police are investigating the incident.

Michigan group fails to gather enough signatures for a ballot initiative on local control over renewable energy projects, aiming for 2026 after missing the 2024 deadline.

Michigan's political and business leaders gather for the Mackinac Policy Conference to discuss state challenges, with topics like population growth and tech innovation, amidst absences in a key Senate debate.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel joins a DOJ-led antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, alleging they've engaged in monopolistic practices harming consumers by inflating ticket prices.

A judge ruled to allow seasonal closure of Northville's Main and Center streets for festivities, amidst mixed reactions from residents and business owners.

A U.S. Senate debate at the Mackinac Policy Conference was canceled after candidates Rogers and Slotkin withdrew, raising concerns over the substance of political discourse.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signs bipartisan Senate Bill 27, requiring insurance companies to offer coverage for mental health and substance abuse treatments on par with medical coverage.

President Biden criticizes Trump and touts his administration's policies for African Americans at the NAACP dinner in Detroit amid mixed reactions and concerns over voter turnout.