John Gibbs was removed as Ottawa County Administrator by the Board of Commissioners due to allegations of misconduct and strained relationships, with potential legal actions ahead.

The Detroit Housing Services Office expands its offerings to include more assistance options for residents, streamlining access to a variety of support services through one central helpline.

Grosse Ile residents vote down a proposed tax increase for police funding, revealing fiscal concerns amid community debates on public services.

NAM hosted its State of Manufacturing Address in Macomb County, lauding the manufacturing sector's contribution to the U.S. economy, with local officials expressing pride in being chosen for the event.

Maureen Stapleton is the new interim executive director of Midtown Detroit Inc., succeeding Sue Mosey, with a focus on revitalizing Midtown’s economy and culture.

Justin Amash, a former representative, announces his bid for the U.S. Senate in Michigan as a Republican, emphasizing his independent-minded approach to politics.

The FCC is looking into regulating connected vehicles to prevent stalking by domestic abusers, per a move initiated by Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel.

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.