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Democrats eye $150 million in one-time funding for six large counties and another $100 million in infrastructure earmarks. Boosters say that helps heavily traveled roads. The GOP says it benefits Democrats.

Godlan announced today that they have been named winner of the prestigious 'Workforce Champion' award from Macomb Business. This coveted award is defined as the top company 'that demonstrates creativity in response to workforce needs, including talent attraction, employee retention and making a conscious effort to build a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace for all.'

The Ferndale-based nonprofit MiGen is working to create safer, healthier communities for LGBTQ+ older adults across Michigan.

Four local students are getting financial help with their education, thanks to the Illinois Pork Producers Association. The Association offers several scholarships every year to students who are pursuing a higher education degree at a two or four-year institution and have an interest in the pork industry. Recipients are chosen based on activities, IPPA involvement […]

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

16 WAPT's Meteorologist Isabel Davis has the latest forecast for Jackson and Central Mississippi.

Applications for the latest round of Comcast RISE grants will open next month, the organization announced on Tuesday.

Senate Democrats advance plan for $20M state bailout for Detroit suburb’s debt

The nation is seeing groups of angry protesters, some with face masks and others carrying rifles — on TV and on social media. But many people in the state don't agree on when business should reopen.

Members of the Western Illinois University and Macomb communities came together for a peace rally and prayer walk.