Ford is calling back 4.3 million pickups and SUVs after a software bug that can disable trailer‑brake and signal functions while towing. The automaker says a software update will fix the issue.

State figures show Michigan adult‑use cannabis receipts fell about 16% in January after a new 24% wholesale tax took effect. Retailers blame tax, weather and pre‑tax buying.

Lear landed Ford's Super Duty seating contract in a win that could redirect hundreds of millions and reshape where truck seats are made in the region. FORVIA faces added pressure as it reshapes its business.

Lower mortgage rates late in 2025 spurred a refinancing wave that lifted Pontiac‑based UWM’s quarter volumes and pushed full‑year production higher, even as servicing markdowns clipped profits.

Detroit dealers are weighing risks and potential windfalls as Chinese automakers hint at U.S. factories and roll out competitive EVs. The pause is over — timing will matter.

Ford is recalling roughly 413,000 Explorers after regulators warned rear suspension toe links can fracture and reduce steering control. Dealers will replace the parts free; owners should check VIN status.

Michigan residents face an electric bill increase after a $242.4 million rate hike approved by the MPSC, despite opposition from Attorney General Dana Nessel.

January 2026 data shows Michigan's iGaming revenue up, while online sports betting revenue declined, according to MGCB. Total gross receipts were $356.3 million, with iGaming up 22.8% YoY and sports betting handle down 4.2% from December.

A man from Van Buren County, Michigan, won $300,000 playing the Safe Cracker Cashword lottery game; he confirmed his win multiple times with his wife.

NHTSA says Nissan is recalling about 642,698 Rogue SUVs in two campaigns over engine‑bearing and throttle‑body defects that can cause power loss or fire. Dealers will inspect and repair affected cars free of charge.

Harley-Davidson says U.S. tariffs added about $67M to 2025 costs, squeezing margins and prompting a strategic reset.

Macomb County's Equip and Thrive Grant (EAT Grant) provides up to $5,000 to local food and beverage businesses like Champagne Chocolates, Eataliana Homemade Pasta, and Brown Iron Brewhouse to purchase equipment or technology.

Maria Aldana's Raíces Mexican Cantina in Sterling Heights offers an authentic experience with traditional dishes and a focus on creating lasting memories through food.