Trinity Health is outsourcing its IT department, and a law firm is now probing whether Livonia workers got the notice they're legally owed.

The Michigan Senate hopeful addressed 1,000 ISNA attendees but stayed quiet on a resurfaced 2021 tweet during the panel.

A state audit found MPHI-affiliated workers signed off on payments to their own employer, and $108 million went out before records were even checked.

New filings show Michigan's Democratic nominee holding a nearly four-to-one cash edge over her GOP rival as the fall campaign begins.

Records show the termination resolution cited alleged misuse of public funds and workplace misconduct. Cole has not responded to requests for comment.

Michigan State offered tickets to more than 100 officials in 2025, valuing seats far below their resale price.

Capture Group beat out Florida and Virginia sites, landing a $5 million counter-drone hub with a $936,000 state grant attached.

Federal watchdog Neil Barofsky says Region 2B leaders tracked staff loyalty and dangled career perks tied to Dave Green's reelection bid.

Just 39% of Michigan third-graders read at grade level, and researchers want to know why so few schools still have librarians.

Doors open at a Macomb County manufacturing site as MAGA Inc. deploys its $400 million war chest behind John James and Mike Rogers.

A tentative GM-Unifor deal covering 4,600 Ontario workers adds Sierra truck assembly in Oshawa and spares the idled Ingersoll plant.

Officials say a Cass Road data center pitch pushed the township to pause all new projects for up to 18 months.

AFSCME Local 369 says most of its 281 members live outside Ann Arbor, unable to afford the city they serve. Mediation resumes Thursday with no deal in sight.