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McKinney, Thanedar Meet in D.C. After Combative Primary

U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar on Wednesday welcomed state Rep. Donavan McKinney into his D.C. office after the two-term Congressman was defeated by the Detroit...

Bedrock, GM Want $548M for $2.2B Renaissance Center Redevelopment

Bedrock and General Motors are asking for $472 million in public money for the $2.2 billion redevelopment of the Renaissance Center downtown. Tearing down the two...

El-Sayed Announces Plan to Grow Black Businesses, Homeownership

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Tuesday released a set of policies he says will empower Michigan’s Black residents. What his campaign calls the...

John James Tours New Housing Effort in Pontiac

U.S. Rep. John James, R-Shelby Township, called for reducing building regulations at the site of a new housing program in Pontiac on Monday as...

100 Years of Detroit’s Senate Theater to be Celebrated In October

A Southwest Detroit theater is celebrating its 100 anniversary with movies and live music. The festivities begin at Senate Theater on Michigan Avneue Wednesday,...

Detroit People Mover Station to Receive Upgrades

The Detroit People Mover stop that once took Red Wings fans to Joe Louis Arena is undergoing a major update. Over the course of six...

Congressional Black Caucus PAC Endorses El-Sayed as Some Detroit Voters Hesitate

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed received another endorsement from a group that endorsed his opponent in the primary election. The Congressional Black Caucus PAC announced their...

Michigan Voter Information: Key Dates to Know Before Election Day

All Michigan communities have a general election on November 3. Michigan voters will play a critical role in deciding the control of Congress this...

More Than 240,000 Without Power as Severe Storms Batter Metro Detroit

By: Jasmine West More than 240,000 DTE Energy customers were without power Friday morning after another round of severe storms tore through Metro Detroit, bringing...

MLive to Stop Printing Physical Newspapers in December

MLive Media Group on Wednesday announced it will shift its news product entirely to digital, ending its physical newspapers across eight local news brands. The...

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