JD Vance campaigns in Michigan, coinciding with Kamala Harris's rally, highlighting immigration issues and contrasting policy approaches in the tight race.

Flint's Mayor proposes expanding the HOPE program to reduce property taxes for more low-income residents by raising the income threshold to 200% of the federal poverty level.

Candidates in Michigan's 3rd Congressional District and Senate race intensify their campaigns, focusing on various political agendas ahead of the primaries.

The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity awarded nearly $15 million in grants for firefighter gear, but Detroit missed out due to not applying.

Michigan prepares for the Northern Strike military exercise with over 6,300 participants from August 3-17, focusing on various warfare skills and injecting $38 million into the local economy.

The Hartford Police Department experiences leadership turmoil, with the firing of its police chief and the city considering outsourcing law enforcement to the county sheriff.

More than 10,000 Michigan residents have participated in the state's early voting for the August primary election, despite technical issues with state servers.

A Michigan court has approved new Senate district maps for Detroit after addressing concerns of racial gerrymandering. These maps won't be used until the 2026 elections.

Michigan voters can participate in early voting for the August Primary from July 27 to August 4, as reported by The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press.

FEMA denies disaster aid to Michigan after May tornadoes, stating the situation is within local handling capacity.

The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy sues its ex-CFO, William Smith, and associates for the embezzlement of $40 million, alleging lavish spending on properties and other expenses.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signs a $82.5 billion budget, enhancing public safety, housing, and infrastructure, with contentious funding areas like Greektown Wi-Fi drawing criticism.

Michigan Governor Whitmer signs a $23.4 billion education budget for fiscal year 2025, focusing on early childhood and free community college, despite some criticism over K-12 funding levels.