Economy

U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra said Wednesday he is optimistic about future relations between the two countries, but he warned that there are “pebbles in the shoe” obstacles that need to be worked out. 

Economic researchers from the University of Michigan said Friday during the May 2025 Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference (CREC) that, according to their estimates, the implementation of tariffs on auto manufacturing materials could lead to 3,300 auto jobs lost in Michigan and about 13,000 total jobs lost in the state.

Bringing new fighter jets to Macomb County will not be the last time the Governor negotiates with the Trump White House

Gov. Gretchen WHITMER Wednesday called for America to build more planes, ships, microchips and automobiles during a 25-minute “Build, America, Build Address” speech in Washington D.C. to a group of business leaders.

In a new poll 48% of respondents said the policy focus of Michigan lawmakers should be about addressing inflation and cost of living.

February sales activity took a nosedive over an optimistic January and ended a four-month trend of strong scores.

he Progressive Women’s Caucus announced a pay equity bill package Thursday morning.

Pure Michigan would be renewing a new season of the "Keep It Fresh" advertising campaign this spring and summer to the tune of $14 million.

The Michigan Environmental Council is seeking a campaign manager to run a November 2026 campaign revamping Michigan's “Bottle Bill.”

Rep. Matthew Bierlein (R-Vassar)’s Taxpayer Receipt Act answers the constituent question: “Where do my tax dollars go?”

March is Michigan Food and Agricultural Awareness Month.