The University of Michigan says it has no indication of remains or artifacts at the Ypsilanti Township property along the Huron River, and township officials have cited no direct evidence.
Trump administration officials ordered Consumers Energy's J.H. Campbell coal plant to stay open for the sixth time. The utility intends to pass costs on to ratepayers across the Midwest.
As utility bills squeeze household budgets, the Michigan Public Service Commission outlined ways lawmakers and the governor could to rein in power and gas company costs.
As large-scale AI data centers increase power demand, Michigan regulators are considering a carrot and stick approach to ensure power companies keep costs in check.
The former Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office employee claims he was assigned to midnight shifts as punishment for reporting sexual harassment. It's the third lawsuit from an ex-employee this year.
The proposal could alter how cash flows in Michigan politics, banning monopoly utilities and large government contractors from giving to political campaigns and requiring new disclosures for "dark money" groups.
The Trump administration has closed a Biden-era financing deal to make natural gas system upgrades cheaper for DTE Energy customers, but billions more for power utilities hasn't advanced.
Sheriff Alyshia Dyer hired a former romantic partner to coordinate HR when she took office. Now, two whistleblower lawsuits from ex-employees accuse him of retaliation.
Two employees in Sheriff Alyshia Dyer's human resources department have each claimed they were terminated after being asked to rubberstamp unqualified applicants for police positions and raising concerns.
The $456 million rate increase request comes on the heels of the utility wining permission to implement its largest power rate hike in more than two decades in March.
