MTech Expands to Unite Michigan’s Technology Community for Innovation
October 27, 2025
The Michigan Technology Community (MTech), formerly Michigan IT, is welcoming new voices to enhance collaboration.
The Michigan Technology Community (MTech), formerly Michigan IT, is welcoming new voices to enhance collaboration.
Michigan voters express growing concern over the economy as Trump’s trade wars impact prices and job security, survey reveals.
The first of three Republican debates for Michigan governor is taking place Wednesday in west Michigan.
Thirty-four University of Michigan faculty members are receiving awards this fall for their exceptional contributions in teaching, mentoring, service, and scholarship.
The University of Michigan partners with the Asian Development Bank to boost sustainable growth in Asia-Pacific regions.
Rose June Colby earned the first Ph.D. from U-M as a woman in 1886, marking a milestone in women’s education.
FEMA denied Michigan’s appeal for more disaster aid after a March ice storm, citing insufficient severity for aid.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson refuses to comply with a federal order to release voter data, citing privacy laws.
Jose Contreras-Cervantes, a Michigan resident, was released by ICE after a federal judge ordered a bond hearing or release.
Michigan pauses food assistance benefits in November due to federal shutdown, affecting 1.4 million residents.
Detroit residents will choose between Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr. and Mary Sheffield for mayor on November 4.
A former aide to Lee Chatfield pleads guilty in a corruption case, agreeing to testify against him in a 2026 trial.
