Federal judges ruled Michigan's state House maps unconstitutional, prompting the redistricting commission to redraw them, with public input sessions planned. An appeal to maintain current maps until after 2024 elections is pending.

Michigan GOP members sue chairwoman Kristina Karamo over leadership disputes and alleged bylaw breaches, following conflicting internal votes on her position.

The Macomb County CIAC Jail Project, scheduled to open in 2027, is progressing as planned, aiming to improve care for inmates with mental health issues.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and 19 other AGs ask for federal action on civilian sales of military-grade ammo from Lake City Army Ammunition Plant.

Vance Patrick, chair of the Oakland County GOP, announces his run for Michigan GOP state chair, amidst internal party conflicts and a contested leadership position currently held by Kristina Karamo.

The Michigan GOP will host a nominating convention at Detroit's Huntington Place on March 2 to allocate most of the state's 55 Republican presidential delegates.

Michigan's DNR has launched an initiative to improve deer management, address declining hunter numbers and mitigate diseases affecting deer and public health.

Michigan moved its presidential primary to February 27, introducing early voting options to boost turnout and a hybrid GOP primary to allocate delegates.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer approves $26 million for Macomb Community College to upgrade its M Building, bolstering Michigan's defense industry and skilled labor force.

Macomb County unveils a new Public Defender office in Mount Clemens to enhance legal services for the underprivileged, funded by a $1.6 million state grant.

The Macomb County Public Defender's office has moved to a larger facility to enhance legal services for the indigent, with plans for staff expansion and innovative defense strategies.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan proposes expanding the city's People Mover and improving public transportation to cater to young professionals, alongside wage hikes for bus drivers and a shift to vertical construction for economic development.

Ex-Rep. Larry Inman was acquitted of federal corruption charges, including attempted extortion and soliciting a bribe, after a jury trial in Michigan.