Michiganders will once again decide whether to rewrite the state constitution. Why not everyone is on board with the idea — or what it’ll look like.
Political and Public Policy Information
Posted inHealth and Welfare, Political and Public Policy Information
Who will be exempt from Medicaid work rules in Michigan? What to know
The US Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services issued guidance this month to define which Medicaid recipients are too frail to meet new work requirements that start after Jan. 1.
Posted inElection 2026, Environment, Michigan Government
El-Sayed, Rogers face voter opposition to data centers in crucial Senate race
Abdul El-Sayed, Mike Rogers square off in key Senate race in Michigan, where 62% of likely voters oppose data centers.
Posted inElection 2026
Fact check: Why are judicial races in Michigan separated by incumbency?
A 1982 state law changed how judges appear on the ballot.
Posted inElection 2026
Voter guide 2026: Everything you need to know about voting in Detroit
Key dates, deadlines and resources to help you navigate Michigan’s 2026 elections.
Posted inEducation, Election 2026
Literacy lawsuit money is expiring. Here’s how DPSCD board candidates would keep key interventions.
The Detroit Public Schools Community District received $94.4 million to settle a right to-read literacy lawsuit. The money will run out by the end of this school year.
Posted inElection 2026, Michigan Government
Absentee ballots going out in Michigan: What to know
Michigan’s Nov. 3 election is weeks days away, but voting starts now. Here’s what you need to know about absentee ballots.
Posted inCivic and Community Information, Election 2026
Don’t spoil your ballot: What you need to know about the school board race
Instead of one race for the Detroit Public Schools Community District board there’s two: 31 candidates are running for four seats with 4-year terms on the board and another three are seeking one seat with a partial term that will end in 2028.
Posted inDetroit City Notebook, Political and Public Policy Information
How to make your voice heard during city budgeting cycle
The city wants to hear from you — here’s where you can go to let your voice and priorities be heard.
Posted inHousing, Political and Public Policy Information
Judge dismisses tenant union’s lawsuit against 36th District Court
A Wayne County Circuit Court judge dismissed a lawsuit against the 36th District Court over how it handles eviction cases. The group plans to appeal.