James family built a business on moving auto parts. Now it’s pulled into political fray.
John James’ campaign said the “fake attack” is “recycled” from Democrats, off base and shows a misreading of how the auto industry works.
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Southwest Detroit soccer pub backed by business leaders opens near DCFC stadium site
The Regal Eagle has opened in Southwest Detroit, giving the city its first bar dedicated entirely to the world’s most popular sport.
Olga’s Kitchen tests a new concept in Troy
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Classic car show in Northville started by Gen Z gains a following
The Northville Concours d’Elegance returns July 10-12 to Northville’s Mill Race Historical Village for its fifth year.
A new kind of private club — for racecars — gains traction in Pontiac
A new concept called The Motor Guild, a luxurious private club for racecar enthusiasts at the M1 Concourse in Pontiac, is gaining traction.
UAW makes big pay gains at auto suppliers — but that could come at a cost
It is no longer business as usual between suppliers and the union, which is going after independent parts suppliers more aggressively.
UM’s health system reaches tentative contract deal with nurses union
University of Michigan Health has reached a tentative three-year agreement with one of its nurses unions, both parties announced Thursday.
Priority Health taps new app provider to help employers cut costs 12%
Priority Health partnered with Garner Health to help employers lower costs by steering employees to high-performing doctors and offering incentives.
Whitmer vetoes 9 bills that GOP stalled after court ends 18-month standoff
The decision leaves intact a Court of Appeals ruling effectively requiring the House to transmit the measures to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Gordie Howe bridge to open by end of July after US, Canada reach deal, report says
The U.S. and Canada resolved the Trump administration's issues with opening the bridge, The Associated Press reported.
Developer behind $36M overhaul of a former Detroit school raises money to help neighbors repair their homes
With seemingly infinite need for home repair, a local developer is incorporating a small-scale program as part of a multi-family project in a northwest Detroit neighborhood.
Trump won’t sign housing bill — but will allow it to become law
Housing legislation had overwhelmingly passed both chambers of Congress but Trump abruptly canceled a signing ceremony.
Detroit’s rooftop bar scene keeps growing. Here are the newest spots to visit this summer.
Detroit has plenty of places to enjoy a drink outdoors during the summer, but it’s hard to top the experience of hanging out at a rooftop bar downtown.
MSU Federal Credit Union acquires its 4th Chicago-area bank
MSU Federal Credit Union acquired its fourth Chicago bank, setting it up to be the second credit union in Michigan with $10 billion in assets.
Detroit Athletic Club to buy neighboring building from Grand Valley for $6.2M
The club has rented space in the newly acquired building and expects to continue using that space for storage and administrative purposes.
Business-backed group challenges signatures to put political spending ban on ballot
Protect MI Free Speech says it found problems with signatures submitted by a group backing the ballot initiative.
Wayne State passes halfway point of $1B fundraising campaign ahead of spring 2027 public push
Wayne State University has passed the halfway point of a $1 billion comprehensive campaign and is making plans to publicly launch effort next spring.
Lawmakers pulled an all-nighter to pass a budget. What’s in it and what didn’t make the cut.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer plans to sign the budget and other policy bills approved by lawmakers in a marathon session.
As Detroit sees a redevelopment wave, these buildings await their turn
A wave of redevelopment has hit in and around downtown Detroit — but plenty of buildings still sit empty with uncertain futures.
Mallory McMorrow ends U.S. Senate campaign, leaving 2-person race for Democrats
The field in the hotly contested primary is down to U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens and former Wayne County health director Abdul El-Sayed.
Michigan to ban lawmakers, department heads from lobbying for 2 years after leaving office
The Lansing lobbying corps includes several former lawmakers who often transitioned to their new jobs shortly after leaving office.
Legislature OKs low-income housing credit, limits on corporate homebuyers in affordability push
The Legislature finalized several bills aimed at tackling Michigan’s shortage of affordable housing, backing a new low-income tax credit and restricting large institutional investors from snapping up homes.
Pre-Civil War Italianate home lists for nearly $1.5M in Marshall
The sprawling brick mansion sits on 12 acres and includes several historic outbuildings, one of which is a standalone pub named after a 19th and 20th century traveling actress.
MSU lands $10M gift from former Goldman Sachs exec and wife
The gift from Randy Cowen and Phyllis Green is the largest one-time contribution from an individual to the College of Natural Science.