Let’s take a look at this roller coaster of trends regarding Michiganders homeownership rates from 2010 to 2021.
Stunned by Ford Motor Co.’s decision to invest $11.4 billion in electric vehicle assembly and battery plants in Tennessee and Kentucky, Michigan in December created a $1 billion fund to lure new electric vehicle operations to Michigan.
Saginaw’s S.C.E.N.I.C. Division is ready for another successful Neighborhood Recognition Award program for 2022.
During 2021, Michigan’s economy recovered faster than the national average, at least by one measure.
A recent analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation surveying women’s preventative care in Michigan found that race and ethnicity continue to be major determinants as to which Michiganders are seeking medical care.
The governor’s fiscal year 2023 School Aid Fund budget recommendation would invest $361 million for school-based mental health services.
On April 19th, Netflix reported a first-quarter net loss of 200,000 subscribers, contrary to analysts’ prediction of 2.5 million additional subscriptions.
Although wages are increasing, so too are inflation rates, which are also rising at their highest rates in two decades.
Spring is here, and it’s time to clean.
Matthew DePerno and Kristina Karamo, who believe the 2020 presidential election was ‘stolen’ from Donald Trump, would be in charge of running elections and defending election law in Michigan.
President Biden’s Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), along with Governor Whitmer’s Michigan Infrastructure Office and the Building Michigan Together Plan, will improve Michigan’s overall public infrastructure.
US Census Bureau data reveals that Michigan residents spend “an average of 24.5 minutes commuting to work,” ranked the “27th longest commute among the states” and Washington, D.C.