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Government employees are exempt from forced unionization, but Michigan bill would require the state to give their contact data to organized labor

LANSING — A little more than 14% of Michigan 6 year olds were tested for lead poisoning in 2021. Health advocates say all of them should be. Of those te

Michigan’s top economic development official said vetting of Gotion Inc. and other companies in line to receive state incentives will become more probing. Lawmakers have put the latest, $175 million Gotion incentive on hold.

The city of Flushing has passed an ordinance that runs parallel with State Law, prohibiting sales and use of vapes by and to minors.

LANSING ­— Some Michigan schools have been making the switch from traditional water fountains to ones with a water fill-up station and filter to ensure safe

There's good coffee. Then, there's great locally roasted coffee in Genesee County, MI.

Data shows 4,575 fewer children were enrolled in childcare programs in 2022 compared with the previous year – a 1.3% decrease

Governor Gretchen Whitmer officially signed legislation that repeals the states Right-to-Work law.

Democrats on Tuesday approved bills to rescind Michigan's 2012 "right-to-work" law, voting to again allow labor contracts that require workers to pay union fees.

Democrats are on the verge of restoring Michigan's prevailing wage law, in place for decades until Republicans repealed it and Whitmer partially revived it.