Detroit Evening Report Archives - Page 14 of 90

Nargis Rahman October 6, 2025

Global Detroit is launching the New American Leadership Academy. It’s a free leadership program to empower people of color, with...

Hernz Laguerre October 3, 2025

Michigan lawmakers pass 2026 state budgetAfter months of waiting and two missed deadlines, the 2026 state budget has finally passed....

Bre'Anna Tinsley October 2, 2025

The City of Dearborn says new absentee ballots will be mailed to residents after a printing error was discovered. City...

Jerome Vaughn October 1, 2025

State and national budget updatesMichigan leaders have avoided a state government shutdown, even though the governor has not yet signed...

Sascha Raiyn September 30, 2025

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she shared her concerns with President Trump about his new H1B visa policy which makes...

Nargis Rahman September 29, 2025

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has ordered public buildings to fly flags at half-staff in memory of those who were killed in...

Hernz Laguerre September 26, 2025

State to use $52 million in frozen funds to expand networkMichigan is moving forward with its revised electric vehicle charging...

Bre'Anna Tinsley September 25, 2025

The Detroit Economic Growth Corporation announced a new platform that will match entrepreneurs with the best fitting lender. The website...

Jerome Vaughn September 24, 2025

Negotiations continue in Lansing in an effort to complete a state budget before an October first deadline. Failure to do...

Sascha Raiyn September 23, 2025

Michigan’s teachers’ unions will gather in Lansing Wednesday in an effort to get lawmakers to pass a budget. The American...

Nargis Rahman September 22, 2025

The group Dearborn Wants Wards has been pushing for districted elections in Dearborn. The measure is now officially on the...

Hernz Laguerre September 19, 2025

Michigan unemployment rate drops slightly in AugustMichigan's monthly unemployment rate dropped slightly to 5.2 percent in August. A report from...