Washtenaw County Seeks Dismissal of DOJ Lawsuit on Immigration Policies
June 24, 2026
Washtenaw County asks federal judge to dismiss DOJ lawsuit on immigration policies, citing Tenth Amendment rights.
Washtenaw County asks federal judge to dismiss DOJ lawsuit on immigration policies, citing Tenth Amendment rights.
The opening delay of a key US-Canada bridge is a pivotal issue in Michigan’s Senate race, with McMorrow vs. Trump.
On Mother’s Day, the Trump administration launched Moms.gov, directing expecting parents to crisis pregnancy centers.
On Mother’s Day, the Trump administration launched Moms.gov, directing expecting parents to crisis pregnancy centers.
Data center opponents urge lawmakers to pause new projects, citing resource concerns. Proposed bill would delay them.
A breakthrough in state budget talks at the Capitol sees House, Senate, and Governor Whitmer agree on spending targets.
Grand Rapids’ new police chief Joe Trigg aims to elevate community engagement, leveraging 25 years of experience and city ties.
Innovative ideas from U-M staff enhance safety culture in research spaces, with winners awarded $250 for top strategies.
U-M launches ED Talks, sending faculty across Michigan to address educational challenges and engage communities.
Trump’s endorsements have evolved, now often backing incumbents early to secure victories in Republican races.
Maggie Bacon targets Michigan men for college enrollment, using pizza boxes to promote education and training fairs.
Michigan Department of Health Director Elizabeth Hertel will step down June 30; Amy Epkey to serve as acting director.
