• Policy and accountability are non-negotiable. Without measurable outcomes, initiatives become symbolism. The strength of 3 ...

State lawmakers approved a new 24% tax on wholesale cannabis transfers, which went into effect Jan. 1, 2026. The tax applies to the first transfer of cannabis from a grower or processor to a retailer, ...

Across Michigan, small business owners are paying more for the basics they need just to operate, from inventory and equipment to packaging and supplies. Most small businesses already run on tight ...

Personal safety is strengthened when individuals and families stay informed. Open conversations about online safety, healthy relationships, and recognizing manipulation can be especially important for ...

The pending closure of Dittrich Furs isn’t just the end of a family business that’s been in operation for more than a century. It’s one of the last gasps of a regional trade almost as old as Detroit ...

We passed a balanced bipartisan budget and delivered a long-term fix for state and local roads. Even in a challenging year, Michigan remains number one for auto manufacturing, R&D, and workforce ...

The Michigan Education Association praised state lawmakers this week for advancing bipartisan legislation that would require public school districts across Michigan to adopt policies restricting ...

Mayor Mary Sheffield says the next chapter of her administration will depend on whether residents can clearly see what the ...

Inflation may have cooled from its peak, but prices haven’t come down — they’ve simply stopped rising as fast. Rent, insurance, utilities, payroll, and borrowing costs remain elevated. For small and ...

Cook is represented by Paul Clement, the former U.S. solicitor general under President George W. Bush. Clement urged the justices not to unravel a century of central-bank structure on an emergency ...

If you are having a housing crisis or need emergency shelter, please call the Detroit Housing Resource HelpLine at 866-313-2520. This line is available during business hours Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.

The Hudson-Webber Foundation Board of Trustees has approved $900,000 in new grants to support nonprofit organizations working to strengthen neighborhoods, expand housing opportunities, enhance public ...