A virtual hearing is scheduled to discuss a proposal allowing flammable and corrosive materials across Detroit's Ambassador Bridge, which has previously been banned.

Michigan officials, including Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud, encourage a vote of "uncommitted" in the Democratic primary to protest President Biden's policy on the Israeli-Gaza conflict.

Dan Applegate, the superintendent of Niles Community Schools, announced he will step down in January 2025 after serving since 2015. The school board has begun searching for his successor.

The Michigan State Board of Education is concerned about a $414 million funding shift from the Michigan Department of Education to MiLEAP, fearing centralized control.

Former Ottawa County Commissioner Phil Kuyers aims to reclaim his lost seat in the next election, opposing the controversial Ottawa Impact group's governance decisions.

The EPA proposes to remove part of the Allied Paper Superfund site in Kalamazoo, Michigan, from the list of toxic places after substantial cleanup of toxic waste.

Michigan sees over 6,500 ballots cast on its first day of in-person early voting for the presidential primary.

Former President Trump rallied for support in Michigan, criticized Biden, and discussed his legal challenges and economic policies ahead of the GOP primary.

Wayne County Commissioners passed a resolution aiming to reduce truck idling, addressing health and environmental issues despite concerns over driver safety in extreme temperatures.

FEMA teams are assisting Michigan storm victims through door-to-door operations to help with federal aid applications and connect them with resources.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel and a coalition of attorneys general urge FDA action on toxic metals in baby food following lead poisoning cases linked to certain applesauce pouches.

Michigan has initiated in-person early voting for the presidential primary under Proposal 2 of 2022, enhancing voting accessibility and reflecting the state's commitment to a modernized electoral process.

Michigan leaders back new bills for water affordability, with discussions surrounding a $2 surcharge to aid low-income families, countered by some officials' concerns over the impact on local programs.