Alyssa Burr

Experts project that the loss of pandemic-era funding under the federal American Rescue Plan will have devastating impacts on an already burdened childcare industry, causing facilities to close and children to lose beneficial care.

Three people were taken by ambulance to the hospital after a car crash in Holland Township Sunday, Oct. 1.

For the latest in Michigan news, we’re serving up everything from President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump’s visits to Michigan autoworkers, redevelopment plans for a vacant KMart in the Upper Peninsula and more.

The statue, depicting the devout abolitionist who led Michigan through America's deadliest battle, is nearing its 125th anniversary at the Capitol entrance.

Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig, a Republican who previously ran for Michigan governor before being disqualified due to signature gathering issues, has officially launched his 2024 campaign for U.S. Senate.

A paid family leave program and clean energy mandates, they say, are among policies that could hurt businesses, and they worry Democrats could rush them through the legislature.

Retail spending is down. With the strike against the Big Three automakers hitting its three-week mark Friday, Oct. 6 the state could be heading into a COVID-19 like recession if the strike isn’t “settled sooner rather than later,” said Chris Douglas, an economics professor at the University of Michigan-Flint.

The $20 million campaign seeks to draw people to the state following years of population stagnation.

‘If you can pay the rent, then you should be able to rent the damn house,’ Michigan Rep. Abraham Aiyash said.

'To me, this country is craving people that are problem solvers who will work and put the partisan politics aside,' Hertel said.