With American trust in police plummeting, buttressed by cellphone and bodycam videos that can expose untruths, a profession once broadly considered above reproach has seen its reputation suffer
The president used his stop to announce nearly $5 billion in federal money for the bridge and dozens of infrastructure projects nationwide
‘I’m honored to have your back and you have mine,’ U.S. President said at the powerful union’s political convention. ‘That’s the deal’
The EV market share grew from 5.8% in 2022 to 7.6% last year. But sales growth slowed toward the end of the year
Local restrictions in Michigan derailed more than two dozen utility-scale renewable energy projects as of last May, according to a study by the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University
Michigan is among several swing states where parties overtaken by far-right leadership have struggled to overcome infighting and money issues
Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi and Montana were among the states that evacuated their capitols
It is the second state to decide not to allow the Republican to participate in the presidential primaries because of the attack on the Capitol. Michigan decided Wednesday that he can run
Wednesday’s ruling follows a Dec. 19 decision by a divided Colorado Supreme Court, which said Trump is ineligible to be president after his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol
‘He would have to become Jesus himself and resurrect the 20,000 dead Palestinians to get our vote back,’ say residents of the seventh-largest city in Michigan, which has the highest concentration of Arabs in the country. They are standing against the president’s 2024 re-election campaign
‘The Detroit News’ reported that Trump told two election officials that they would look ‘terrible’ if they certified results after having initially opposed certification
Just 50% of Black adults said they approve of Biden in a December poll. That is compared with 86% in July 2021, with the gap fueling concerns about his reelection prospects
There is a wave of legal fights in places such as Texas, where a pregnant woman whose fetus has a fatal condition was forced to leave the state this week to obtain an abortion
Ethan Crumbley, 17, will be locked up with no chance for parole for killing four fellow students and wounding others at Michigan’s Oxford High School in 2021
The Seminoles lost star quarterback Jordan Travis to a season-ending injury two weeks ago. They continued to win, but the committee passed them over
Ford re-issued full-year earnings guidance that was withdrawn during the strike, but it trimmed its expectations. The company now expects to earn $10 billion to $10.5 billion before taxes in 2023
It is the strongest overhaul of lead rules in more than three decades, and will cost billions of dollars
There are fears that internet gambling will draw gamblers away from physical casinos and a higher priority effort to approve sports betting
The company cuts the number of planned jobs by about one third to 1,700 from 2,500. The annual battery cell output will drop from enough for 400,000 vehicles per year to about 230,000
The eight-year ban is only the latest firearm restriction added to Michigan law since Democrats took control of both chambers of the state
California, New Jersey, and Michigan, which have passed similar measures in recent years. Sex crimes and most Class A felonies, such as kidnapping or terrorism, will not be eligible
Of the four GM plants that went on strike, workers at only a large SUV plant in Arlington, Texas, approved the contract
Authorities agree that Louis Wright was wrongly convicted. They’re convinced after DNA testing excluded him as the perpetrator
The Democratic president wanted to show that his policies could deliver for workers, rather than repeat the decades of factory closures that had gutted parts of the Midwest
Tlaib said she ‘will not be silenced and I will not let you distort my words.’ She added that her criticism of Israel has always been directed toward its government
If it passes, Ohio would become the 24th state to legalize recreational marijuana for adult use, a move that supporters say socially and financially makes sense for the state
In addition to not approving the University of Wisconsin pay raises, Gov. Tony Evers argues that the Legislature is blocking state conservation programs
