Paula Gardner

About 200 gather for a town hall hearing about what's next for Mundy Township after Sandisk's plans for a semiconductor collapsed.

MEDC spending soared during Whitmer administration, but critics say its results don’t benefit taxpayers or most businesses.

Three tech companies have announced plans to build a massive data center on 575 acres in rural southwest Washtenaw County. 

A proposed $2.4 electric vehicle battery plant near Big Rapids has been beset over by lawsuit and questions about its ties to Communist China. It’s the second big-ticket project to die in the past few months.

One researcher called the shutdown “a crisis in slow motion” and multiple officials said cuts will worsen if the shutdown drags on.

Economic worries are often split along partisan lines, as is support for President Trump’s tariffs, according to a survey from the Detroit Regional Chamber.

Scores of first responders rushed to a Michigan church on Sunday after a mass shooting and fire. Dispatch recordings show how the urgency grew by the minute as crews tried to find six children in the smoke-filled church.

Michigan funding for Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s signature business incentive program would be eliminated and redirect to roads under a new plan from legislators attempting to avoid a state government shutdown.

Michigan’s corporate incentives are a sticking point in deadlocked budget negotiations. A little-known agency oversees them, the Michigan Economic Development Corp.

The governor plans a Tuesday address about the economy, as concerns grow about jobs, prices, inflation and manufacturing.