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WalletHub’s 2025 report places Michigan at the bottom of its Hardest-Working States list, ranking 50th in employment and work engagement factors. The findings highlight challenges in labor participation and job quality despite Michigan’s recent gains in business-friendly rankings.
The 1800s pamphlet promotes Bay Port resort, highlighting transportation via Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad, luxurious accommodations, fresh water sources, and recreational activities. It showcases Bay Port’s appeal as an accessible summer destination with scenic views and high standards of service.
tep back in time to Marine City, Michigan between 1880–1950. From shipbuilding dominance to salt works and sugar refineries, this river town’s history shaped the Great Lakes economy.
After 20 years of service, Lexington Fire Chief Keefe Radtke resigned, accusing the Village Council of secrecy, ignoring fire department needs, and failing to address false claims.
Federal tariffs and retaliatory trade measures have slashed Michigan’s agricultural exports — wheat down 89%, apples 58% — while raising consumer costs. The strain on farmers and food supply chains threatens jobs and affordable groceries.
Governor Whitmer leads Michigan’s delegation to the IAA Mobility Conference in Munich, advancing investment opportunities and strengthening ties with global mobility leaders.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer led the state’s first investment mission to Singapore from August 30 to September 2. High-level meetings with Singapore leaders set a foundation for economic ties and investment in key sectors.
A once-popular home gardening trend has turned into an ecological concern as golden oyster mushrooms invade Michigan forests and displace native fungi.
