Michigan's redistricting commission approved a new House map, "Motown Sound FC E1," to address racial biases in voting, pending federal court approval.

Dearborn seeks residents' input on the city's future through its Master Land Use Plan update, emphasizing community engagement through surveys, listening sessions, and the hiring of community ambassadors.

Detroit Police Chief James White is meeting with President Biden to discuss the city’s historic drop in crime rates and his 12-point plan behind the success.

Wayne State University's Provost Mark Kornbluh retires amid a concluded whistleblower investigation, making way for interim leadership while a permanent successor is sought.

Dan Kress won the Clinton Township trustee election, becoming a board member despite controversies surrounding him. He defeated Iona Means and Mike Saliba with 52% of the votes.

President Joe Biden won the Michigan Democratic primary, but the high percentage of "uncommitted" votes signal possible party discontent, especially on his Israel-Gaza policies.

Donald Trump won the Michigan GOP primary with 68.2% against Nikki Haley's 26.5%. Biden faced some Democratic dissent but won his primary. Michigan's GOP allocated delegates and discussed party unity.

Ronna McDaniel intends to resign as RNC chair on March 8 preceding the selection of a Republican presidential nominee. Her tenure included fundraising success and staunch support for Trump.

Detroit has added new ambulances to its fleet, leading to improved EMS response times that are now faster than the national average, enhancing the city's emergency services.

The Michigan presidential primary is anticipated to showcase another Biden-Trump contest, amidst GOP divisions and a push by Democrats for uncommitted votes against Biden's policies.

The University of Michigan has adopted a test-optional policy for undergraduate admissions to enhance diversity, differing from peers who are reinstating test mandates.

Rosa Parks' "Featherlite Pancakes" recipe has gained attention online after the Library of Congress shared it, revealing a personal aspect of the Civil Rights icon.

The Supreme Court rejected appeals by Sidney Powell and other attorneys facing sanctions over an unfounded Michigan election lawsuit, upholding a $150,000 penalty.