Michigan News

But reactionaries keep up their fight, too

For Democrats, it could be a now-or-never moment to pass bills on issues like climate change without major compromises

The union is using a staggered strike strategy to ‘keep the companies guessing’

‘Every fiber of our union is being poured into fighting … an economy that enriches people like Donald Trump at the expense of workers,’ UAW President Shawn Fain said

The bill calls for raising the tipped minimum wage, paid medical leave, and access to health care

Workers say that they are in it ‘for the long haul’

UAW president joins workers on the picket line at Ford’s Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne

Detroit’s new 910AM talk radio station rebuts allegations of sexual harassment

Officials are encouraging people to get vaccinated for COVID annually

James Toepler is just the latest person to be charged or convicted of threatening to kill Democrats in Michigan

Countless calls have already been made, but timeline lapses, deleted texts, and a busy signal from MSU leave us waiting to hear more

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said people shouldn’t be paying more than 4.5% of their monthly income for water and sewer services

Residents are voicing concerns of a potential threat to public safety in Michigan

Whether using this technology for surveillance of homes requires a warrant remains up in the air

EVs still account for less than 1% of market share in Michigan, though leaders predict about half of new car sales in the state will be electric or hybrid by 2030

One challenge is logistics

Peatmoss is accused of defacing a controversial statue of General Custer in Monroe

The plant, about 30 miles south of Detroit, is in ‘safe, stable condition,’ the utility company says

‘I’m getting sick of you folks,’ the cider mill owner told a Muslim family

A national gathering of tribal council members in Battle Creek voted to form a historic confederation representing tens of thousands of members across North America