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It's been a long time coming. about 28 years to be exact. Copper Peak Ski Jump in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is set to reopen as one of the largest in the world.

It's been a long time coming. about 28 years to be exact. Copper Peak Ski Jump in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is set to reopen as one of the largest in the world.

Copper Peak Ski Jump will reopen as the only ski-flying hill in the world with a year-round surface and the only ski-flying location outside of Europe

There's an almost constant discussion of the minimum wage. Too low? Too high? A salvation for entry level workers? A plague for struggling small businesses looking for workers? It depends on who you ask. And there could be more big change ahead for the minimum wage in Michigan. We get an deep-dive on the issue from reporter Mike Wilkinson of www.BridgeMI.com , the non-profit, non-partisan newsroom in Lansing: A Michigan Court of Appeals panel is expected to rule in February on whether the R...

Michigan GOP walks out the door, giving one last money bag to special interests.

Whitmer signed legislation Thursday that will give $5 million of taxpayer money a year over the next 17 years to subsidize Detroits QLine street car.

Legislation signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Thursday will allow for a future expansion of Huntington Place in Detroit.

Republicans supported a $5M/year subsidy for the Detroit train through 2039, drawing on Detroit convention bureau funds

Https://youtu.be/WNJz8wGOlOM Video Credit: Harry Mayers This is Michigan Port of Monroe In a time when supply chains are in crisis, bold solutions are needed So U-M students developed strategies with Michigan ports to help them become a hub of economic activity PAUL LAMARRE

Republicans helped pass a subsidy for a train that has a fraction of the ridership it would need to sustain itself