GM Michigan Investment Sparks $4 Billion Auto Industry Expansion
GM will invest $4 billion in U.S. auto manufacturing, with major growth in Michigan’s Orion Assembly, balancing electric and gas-powered vehicle production.
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GM will invest $4 billion in U.S. auto manufacturing, with major growth in Michigan’s Orion Assembly, balancing electric and gas-powered vehicle production.
MSU settles $29.75 million with three students seriously injured in the 2023 mass campus shooting that left Michigan shaken.
Michigan Senate Democrats propose a sweeping bill package to shield renters from junk fees, high costs, and permanent eviction records.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is part of a 16-state coalition suing the federal government to stop the redistribution of controversial Forced Reset Triggers, citing public safety and illegal firearm conversions.
The Michigan bomb squad and police responded to a report of an old bomb, which was later determined to be a harmless flare light. Suspicious Device Found on Huron Line Road Prompts Bomb Squad Call AUSTIN TOWNSHIP, Mich. — On the …
Michigan lawmakers are proposing bills to restore year-round coyote hunting, challenging the NRC’s seasonal ban. They argue this is necessary for population control, livestock protection, and based on concerns regarding rapid coyote reproduction rates.
The ACW-Unionville Fire Department faces mistrust after resignations, embezzlement charges, and payroll disputes. The public criticizes board transparency and legality, while a new search for leadership intensifies amid ongoing community and internal unrest.
A proposed 170-megawatt solar project in Arbela Township, Michigan, faces local opposition due to farmland concerns, zoning conflicts, and potential state override, highlighting tension between community interests and state energy policies.