Jennifer Granholm visits Michigan, announces new program to increase EV battery workforce
The Battery Workforce Initiative creates national guidelines for registered apprenticeships for battery machine operators.
Bill would give Michiganders a head start on reserving campsites
New legislation is aiming to give Michigan residents a two-week head start on booking those campsites.
New veteran-owned business coming to Clinton Township
The business is a different kind of pool hall, complete with golf and billiards simulations.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer highlights benefits of 2024 NFL Draft for Michigan
On Thursday, Whitmer outlined how much the event will be a boon for business in the Motor City.
Deep cuts to Michigan Auditor General have lawmakers concerned
If what the state government is calling a placeholder in the budget for the Michigan Auditor General isn't changed, that department could see a nearly 30% decrease in funding in the next fiscal year.
Major motorsports development in Howell to soft launch this summer
A significant development in Howell is set for a soft opening early this summer. In a few months, it will become a multimillion-dollar haven for motorsports enthusiasts.
City of Howell in the running for Best Main Street award
Howell is in the running against other main streets like East Main Street in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Grand Junction, Colorado.
Bill package to repeal paid surrogacy ban moves through Michigan Legislature
A package of eight bills currently in the Michigan Senate aims to repeal a ban from the 1980s that prohibits paid surrogacy in our state.
Michigan senate committee advances FOIA expansion bills
Access to government communications could get easier if bills that passed the Michigan Senate Oversight Committee move forward.
Michigan shooting survivor files lawsuit against company that sells ghost guns
Alongside compensation for Guy Boyd's medical bills, his mother said she would like to see a change in the gun culture in our country.
Michigan Senate considers NIL bill for high school athletes
About 20 other states already allow high school athletes to enter into name, image and likeness deals, allowing student-athletes to make money.
Brenda Tracy to sue Michigan State University, Mel Tucker for $75 million
It was a Title IX complaint that rocked Michigan football. Brenda Tracey, who was at the center of a Title IX complaint against former MSU head football coach Mel Tucker took the first steps towards suing the university on Thursday.
New legislation aims to get AEDs and training to all Michigan schools
The two new bills would require schools to have AEDs accessible within three minutes.
Michigan Senate approves bills banning guns at polling locations
A set of bills passed by the Michigan Senate earlier this month would prohibit guns at polling locations. One side of the aisle says it'll help stop voter intimidation, and the other says it goes too far.
Michigan Republican state representative aims to censure House Speaker Joe Tate
Steve Carra argued that it is racist that the state budget includes grant funding only for minority-owned businesses.