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.

Fox News polling has Jocelyn Benson leading John James 86% to 12% among Black voters, even as James courts churches and rappers in Detroit.

Abdul El-Sayed flipped Jesse Watters' question about minors and gender surgery into one about the host's own body. Michigan's Senate race remains razor-close.

State officials hope to erase the financial disincentive that kept Michigan near the bottom nationally for dual enrollment.

Some Birmingham parents say the board skipped their input on the lunch-period phone ban, even as advocacy groups pushed for it for months.

A Sixth Circuit panel says Hamtramck’s flagpoles are government speech, ending a three-year legal battle over the 2023 Pride flag ban.

Nearly 1,900 delegates in Mount Pleasant made it official — Michigan Republicans haven't run an all-male executive ticket since 1978.

State officials meet Monday on a third bid to fund the Copperwood Mine, as opponents' petition tops 460,000 signatures.

A new report ties Abdul El-Sayed's late mother to IARA years before its terror designation, as Michigan's Senate race sits at 44-43.

Lincoln Park residents on fixed incomes say the September 1 hike will force them to cut back on essentials.

One resident says her bill jumped $80 a month even though her usage didn't change. City officials say aging pipes left them no choice.