Michigan AG Dana Nessel seeks dismissal of a lawsuit aiming to overturn the state's new abortion rights amendment, arguing plaintiffs show no real injury from its implementation.

MDOT has launched a survey to explore public interest in road usage charges as an alternative to gas taxes for funding road maintenance in Michigan. Participants may receive a $10 gift card and have a chance to join a pilot program.

Michigan's new red flag law, set to start on Feb. 13, allows for the temporary removal of firearms from individuals deemed a threat. Additional gun safety laws will also take effect.

Mai Xiong and Peter Herzberg won their Michigan special primary elections, setting up a crucial bid for Democratic control in the House ahead of the general elections.

Michigan's special election primaries are set to address a tie in the state House, with endorsements from Gov. Whitmer. In Texas, a runoff election in House District 2 hints at ideological rifts within the GOP.

Trump criticized UAW President Fain after the union endorsed Biden, calling him a "Weapon of Mass Destruction on Auto Workers" and suggesting ties with China.

Dr. Mary E. Pietrangelo is set to become Macomb County's first female chief medical examiner, with high expectations for her forensic pathology expertise.

Michael Leach is stepping down as the White House's first chief diversity officer after shaping a diverse administration, with a replacement search ongoing.

Macomb County enhances its Hate Crimes Unit, appointing an assistant prosecutor to tackle hate crimes, funded by a DOJ grant, amid concerns of a rise in hate incidents.

Free tax preparation is available for veterans and residents earning under $63,000 in Macomb County through a collaborative program, as reported by CBS Detroit.

Chuck Raimi resigned from the Detroit Law Department, criticizing Corporation Counsel Conrad Mallett Jr. and Chief of Staff Jason Harrison in a detailed letter. Mayor Duggan commented on the situation, while the city didn't address personnel matters.

Michigan DNR is hiring for spring wildlife jobs, offering temporary positions for habitat maintenance and conservation work, with applications open until February 4, 2024.

Retired Third Circuit Court Judge James Callahan passed away at 82. He served as a judge after being a trial attorney and was known for his commitment to his community and public service.