Aerospace supplier Loc Industries is planning a $1.1 million expansion in Warren after winning business from the largest U.S. defense contractor in the country.

Main Street Sports Group LLC filed a WARN notice on Feb. 13 with the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, ...

Steve Davis, former Michigan market president for Comerica, has assumed the regional market president position for Fifth ...

Currently about 350 nonprofits are under active investigation by congressional committees and the U.S. Department of Justice, ...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is planning to support affordable housing tax incentives and other measure to spur construction and make homes more affordable. LANSING — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will propose a new ...

Michigan AFL-CIO President Ron Bieber said the labor movement "is ready to fight back and to lead the fight for guardrails on AI. AI should not be a replacement for workers. AI should not be a weapon ...

LANSING — Independent Mike Duggan continues to climb in the Michigan governor's race and is even in a hypothetical matchup with Democratic frontrunner Jocelyn Benson and potential Republican nominee ...

Melissa Dittmer, head of place for Michigan Central, stands inside the restored train station building in Detroit on Feb. 7. One of Detroit’s top architects is moving on from Michigan Central. Melissa ...

Michigan weed stayed on the shelves in January as winter weather and fears of higher prices under a new wholesale tax likely kept customers home. Legal market weed sales dropped 16% from December to ...

LANSING — A lender that lost at least $40 million on a failed coffee farm in Hawaii backed by a Michigan pension fund "is not a poor unsophicated victim" and previously waived its right to sue the ...

Along with safe, stable and affordable housing, a key factor in upward mobility is interventions in the workplace, too, as Detroit’s work participation levels reflect a lack of entry level jobs and ...

If Detroit is to thrive, the next decade must be defined not by how high the city rises, but by how many Detroiters rise with it — and stay securely in the middle class. That is where our focus must ...