Whitmer calls latest allegations against MSU board chair 'deeply concerning'
An MSU trustee member has called for the board chair to be removed over allegations of violating the board's code of conduct, attempting wrongful influence over decisions, and bullying other members.
Cars, trucks, dirt bike available at Riverview police abandoned vehicle auction
More than a dozen vehicles are headed to auction this weekend in Riverview.
UAW strike loss grows to more than $9.3 billion, analysis shows
The financial impact of the UAW strike continues to grow, now exceeding more than $9.3 billion in losses, according to Anderson Economic Group (AEG).
Detroit Riverwalk unveils 3.5-mile expansion, connecting downtown to Belle Isle
The latest addition replaces an old blighted tire manufacturing site left abandoned in the 1980s.
UAW’s confrontational leader Shawn Fain makes gains in strike talks, but some wonder: Has he reached too far?
Throughout the UAW strike, the union has cast an emphatically combative stance, reflecting the style of its pugnacious leader, Shawn Fain.
Operation Ghost Rider kicks off in Oakland, Macomb counties
Police will be on roads in Oakland and Macomb counties looking for distracted drivers this week as part of Operation Ghost Rider.
Michigan gas prices continue downward trend
Michigan gas price averages are continuing to drop, according to data from AAA. Prices this week are down 7 cents from this time last week.
Alex DeBrincat notches hat trick as the Red Wings win fifth straight by downing Flames 6-2
DETROIT (AP) — Alex DeBrincat continued his hot start with his fifth career hat trick and the Detroit Red Wings extended their winning streak to five games by defeating road-weary Calgary 6-2 on Sunday.
Lamar Jackson almost flawless as Ravens rout Lions 38-6 in a matchup of division leaders
BALTIMORE (AP) — Lamar Jackson guided Baltimore to touchdowns on its first four possessions of a dominant first half, and the Ravens trounced the Detroit Lions 38-6 on Sunday in a matchup of division leaders that was lopsided from the start.
I-75 closures this weekend in Detroit for Gordie Howe Bridge construction
I-75 closures in southwest Detroit could cause a massive headache for travelers this weekend.
Michigan Republican charged as false elector takes deal, has charges dismissed
James Renner, one of 16 Republicans accused of acting as fake electors for then-President Donald Trump, agreed to cooperate with the government in exchange for the charges being dismissed.
NIL deals for high school student athletes? Michigan House passes rule allowing benefits from likeness
Under the bill, a high school student athlete in Michigan could make money off of their name, image, and likeness.
UAW Strike Day 36: Stellantis announces more layoffs, solidarity rally in Detroit, and another Fain update
Another hundred layoffs at a Stellantis facility in Ohio underscores the rising stakes from the strike with more out of a job and some growing weary. However, many are still standing strong after showing solidarity in Detroit.
NCAA investigating University of Michigan football team for sign stealing
The conference and university were notified by the NCAA of the investigation Wednesday afternoon.
Belle Isle Boathouse fate uncertain as officials consider demolishing historic structure
Fixing the boat house would not be cheap, coming in with a $50 million price tag by some estimates.
White House announces $3.5B for power grid upgrades across the US, including Michigan
The White House has allocated $3.5 billion for projects in 44 states, including Michigan, in order to strengthen and safeguard the U.S. power grid against extreme weather conditions.
What are the cars made by the UAW and when will the strike affect supply?
The UAW makes roughly 40% of all cars sold in the United States and these are the cars that may be most affected by the union strike.
SMART bus routes expand to include Twelve Oaks Mall
Public transit advocates eyed a bus route to the mall as one of their top priorities after the millage passed.
UAW Strike Day 34: Dark economic forecast as industry enters 'danger zone'; Stellantis pulls out of CES
The auto industry could soon say goodbye to smaller suppliers and even some vehicle models as the strike prolongs.
Detroit casinos will remain open as thousands of workers strike for better contract
Workers walked off the job at noon Tuesday after negotiations with their respective unions failed to secure a new agreement.