Julie Evers has been charged with multiple felony counts related to alleged transportation fraud involving Michigan’s Medicaid program. The charges stem from claims about falsified mileage reimbursements using GPS spoofing technology.

The Michigan Department of Transportation will lift all remaining spring weight restrictions on state trunkline highways starting May 15. These measures help protect roads during thaw periods each year. Local agencies may have separate rules that remain in effect.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ Western Upper Peninsula Citizens’ Advisory Council will meet in Ironwood on May 21. Topics include wildlife surveys, trail conditions, and public engagement opportunities.

Eastern Michigan University has been ranked as the top school in Michigan on Newsweek’s America’s Best Colleges for Women list. The university was recognized for its efforts supporting women’s success across academics and careers.

There were five companies in cities associated with Washtenaw County that received five FDA inspections in the first quarter of 2026, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

The Michigan Department of Education has issued new guidance on using artificial intelligence in schools. Officials say these resources aim to help educators implement responsible practices while ensuring student safety and privacy.

Thomson Reuters has announced an integration connecting Anthropic’s Claude AI system directly with its CoCounsel Legal platform. The update aims to help legal professionals combine general-purpose artificial intelligence capabilities with citation-based workflows.

Five Trinity Health hospitals in Southeast Michigan have launched their first joint community health survey for 2026. Residents across four counties can participate until July 31. Results will help guide local health priorities.

Assistant Attorney General Eric Sterbis received a Merit Service Award from Troy Police for his work against a major auto theft ring. His efforts led to charges against more than 40 individuals linked to vehicle thefts totaling over $40 million.

Kristine Nash-Wong explains why she chooses Ypsilanti as both her workplace and home. The article details eight factors supporting life and business growth in the city.

Ann Arbor officials invite residents to take part in shaping new designs for North Main Street during Design Week from May 19-21. Community feedback will help guide future reconstruction plans along this key corridor.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will hold a memorial ceremony Thursday in Roscommon for fallen conservation officers. The event coincides with National Police Week and honors those lost over nearly eleven decades.

A new University of Michigan report projects slow but steady job growth for Washtenaw County through at least 2028 while highlighting an ongoing shift toward knowledge-based industries like tech and healthcare. Although local wages are expected to rise slightly above…

The Michigan Department of Transportation will close the intersection at M-58 (State Street) and Warwick Street in Saginaw for storm sewer installation on May 14–15. This closure is part of a larger road reconstruction project involving detours and temporary changes…

Shoulder widening work on US-12 near Edwardsburg will start May 18 with lane closures expected through July. The $2.7 million project from MDOT aims to improve road safety while supporting local jobs.

Data center advocates in Michigan are seeking expert help after facing increased public skepticism about their industry’s impact. Political consultant Adrian Hemond advises focusing on practical local benefits instead of broad technological visions. The Small Business Association of Michigan continues…

Eastern Michigan University celebrated its Multicultural Graduation Celebration by honoring over 200 graduates in an event highlighting diversity and achievement. Keynote speaker Yodit Mesfin Johnson addressed themes of leadership and resilience before a large audience at Frederic H. Pease Auditorium.

The Michigan Department of Education has created a new Office of Curriculum and Instruction focused on improving student outcomes through updated curriculum initiatives. Leaders say it will help achieve key state education goals including literacy improvement.

A new report ranks Ann Arbor as one of the top small metros nationwide for working mothers due to its strong employment opportunities and workplace flexibility. Local leaders highlight ongoing efforts to improve access to affordable child care.

Michigan residents can now access many reopened household hazardous waste drop-off sites across the state this spring. Officials urge proper disposal of toxic materials through these programs rather than regular trash services. Updated resources help guide safe handling and recycling…