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FLINT, MI Amazon may be looking at Flint for a new location, raising a direct question for residents and leaders whether bringing in Amazon means jobs and growth or low wages, tax breaks, pressure on small businesses, and long term loss of local control over the city’s economy. Rumors

A 37 year old man is in critical condition after a stabbing inside the Save A Lot at Ballenger and Flushing Road in Flint. Police say the attack happened during an argument and the suspect fled the scene. With no suspect in custody, questions remain about safety in one of

LANSING, MI – Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently gave herself an “A” grade when asked to evaluate her performance on making Michigan a place where people want to live and work, as new data shows the state now ranks 40th in per capita income, down from 18th in 2000. The drop marks

LANSING, MI – Michigan’s Strategic Outreach Attraction Reserve Fund, known as SOAR, has spent about $1 billion over the past four years, but only 1,846 jobs have been created out of more than 14,500 promised, putting the cost at roughly $795,000 per job with most of the

FLINT, MI – The delay of the nearly 275 million dollar I 475 rebuild project is raising questions about whether the project could end up costing taxpayers more money, as the start date has now been pushed from spring 2026 to at least fall 2026 and officials have not provided a

LANSING MI Consumers Energy has notified state regulators it plans to seek another electric rate increase beginning on or after June 2 2026 just seven days after the Michigan Public Service Commission approved a 276.6 million increase set to take effect May 1. The quick turnaround places back to

YPSILANTI, MI - The University of Michigan received $100 million in Michigan taxpayer funding for a new AI and supercomputing center in Ypsilanti Township, despite holding a $21.2 billion endowment, with the project expected to cost around $1.2 billion and now drawing concerns from residents over power usage and