Stay updated on construction projects and infrastructure developments that are shaping Michigan. Our coverage spans from major commercial projects to critical infrastructure upgrades, highlighting the construction industry’s role in driving economic growth and improving the state’s landscape. We explore the challenges and successes of construction efforts, offering a glimpse into the future of Michigan’s built environment.
News Summary Michigan’s ‘Pothole Payback’ contest invites residents to share their pothole damage experiences for a chance to win up to $758 for repairs. With
News Summary Multiple homeowners have reported being scammed by Johnny Craft, owner of Quality Craft Construction. With a history of legal troubles and unlicensed operations,
News Summary Consumers Energy customers in Michigan are set to face a rate hike starting April 4, 2025. This $153.8 million increase will raise the
News Summary Forever 21 has announced major store closures across the United States, including nine locations in Michigan, following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. The
News Summary The Michigan Strategic Fund has approved an amendment to the Transformational Brownfield Plan, allowing Bedrock Management to capture $163.2 million in sales and
News Summary In a significant development for Michigan workers, the state’s minimum wage will rise from $10.56 to $12.48 starting February 21, 2025. This bipartisan
News Summary Michigan is on the brink of significant changes to its minimum wage and paid sick leave laws, with new bills poised for approval
News Summary In a significant late-night session, Michigan lawmakers passed new legislation aimed at enhancing worker rights, including mandatory paid sick time and updates to
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have successfully passed Senate Bill 8, which maintains the tipped wage credit and implements a phased minimum wage increase. This bipartisan
News Summary In an effort to repair Michigan’s deteriorating roads, the governor has proposed tax increases on marijuana and nicotine products. The plan, known as
