Michigan residents can register to vote for the presidential primary online or by mail until Feb. 12, with in-person registration available until Election Day.

Michigan Rep. Josh Schriver is criticized for sharing a "great replacement" theory post, labeled racist by peers and condemned by House Speaker Joe Tate.

The Campaign Legal Center has filed ethics complaints against actor Hill Harper and other Michigan Senate candidates for failing to disclose finances.

Senior Biden aides plan to discuss Israel-Gaza conflict policies with Arab American leaders in Michigan to address community concerns and pressure ahead of the primary.

Michigan State Police honored officers for their service and bravery, including D/Sgt. Ian Fields as Trooper of the Year and MC Ofcr. Joshua Roll as Motor Carrier Officer of the Year.

The Detroit LEPC meeting is scheduled for February 13 to discuss hazardous materials. Open to locals in-person or virtually, it offers a platform for community engagement.

The Detroit City Council approved a new district map (option six) with only one member opposing, amidst concerns that it may dilute community representation.

Michigan officials support legislation for state water affordability and shutoff protections, addressing the struggles of families with high water bills.

Sterling Heights, Michigan has launched "Visioning 2040," a strategic plan focusing on innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability, alongside a new branding campaign called "Look No Further" to enhance its image.

Mark Vanderpool, City Manager of Sterling Heights, received a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership Award for his work in creating an inclusive community.

Michigan's House Dems and GOP intensify fundraising, with Dems collecting slightly more yet the GOP holding a larger overall war chest amid a tense partisan battle over the split state house.

Michigan policymakers are intensifying efforts to improve Southeast Michigan's public transit, with legislative initiatives aimed at increasing funding and addressing inefficiencies. Lawmakers are calling for action to retain talent in the state.

President Biden will visit Michigan to meet with UAW members after the union endorsed him for reelection, amidst mixed support from other unions and community groups.