Michigan Seeks Millions Back as Chinese Battery Plant Deal Fails
October 24, 2025
Michigan demands millions back from Chinese company Gotion after plans for an EV battery plant collapse amid pushback.
Michigan demands millions back from Chinese company Gotion after plans for an EV battery plant collapse amid pushback.
Republican Michigan lawmakers call for state police leadership’s firing, citing low morale and no confidence votes.
A Michigan House committee is debating a bill to ban medical research on dogs, focusing on Wayne State University.
The labor dispute intensifies at a Michigan hospital as Teamsters rally nurses, accusing the health system of misconduct.
Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib faced intense scrutiny in the U.S. Senate over alleged antisemitic social media posts.
Michigan suspends food assistance due to federal shutdown, affecting 1.4 million. Local support options available.
Detroit residents face a mayoral election with candidates Mary Sheffield and Solomon Kinloch Jr. on November 4.
Negotiations over enhanced Obamacare tax credits are at risk due to the federal government shutdown, said Rep. Moolenaar.
Michigan’s Senate considers bills to restrict telemarketing, banning calls to those on the do-not-call list without consent.
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy is hosting a summit to address microplastics issues.
A contractor fell into a water-filled reactor cavity at Palisades Nuclear Plant, requiring medical evaluation.
Day 22 of the federal government shutdown sees no progress in negotiations, impacting federal employees’ paychecks.
