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Emma George-Griffin/WCMUThe Sanford Marina was ready to open the day the dam broke. The lakeside business, along with many others were complete destroyed. Six years later, the Sanford dam is fixed, the lake is full and the Marina is getting ready to open for the second time. -
Mary Altaffer/APAppliance manufacturer Whirlpool saw shares drop by about 20% on Wednesday. The drop came after the Benton Harbor-based company released its first-quarter results of the year.
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The court says Inkster must read a paralyzed resident’s emailed comments at meetings. Judges said ending a prior accommodation violated disability law. -
In the Michigan Senate, a salary history ban is awaiting a floor vote. A similar bill in the state House of Representatives has been stalled in committee for around a year. -
The revised number shows Michigan essentially held steady in 2025, instead of showing likely job gains in the early wave of data collected. -
The Cannabis Industry Association says the 24% wholesale tax effectively sets a higher rate on marijuana sales than the 6% sales tax rate set in the Michigan Constitution. -
Democrats have criticized similar models as allowing public dollars to pay for private education, which would be forbidden by the Michigan Constitution. -
A recent economic impact report shows businesses in northwest Michigan are experiencing a workforce shortage even with recent growth. -
With the Great Lakes shipping season underway, the U.S. Coast Guard says they're capable of helping ships navigate icy waters despite being short a couple of icebreaking vessels. Officials are not anticipating significant delays. -
Immigration advocacy and civil rights organizations sent a lengthy memo on Monday to more than 400 healthcare providers across Michigan, offering guidance on immigration enforcement. -
At a roundtable discussion in Grand Rapids, the governor said there's not enough information available on a Republican property tax proposal to say whether she'll support it. -
Michigan drivers are paying the highest prices at the pump since the summer of 2023, according to an analysis by AAA of Michigan.
