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 Detroit is set to establish a new passenger rail and intercity bus transit station, announced by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. This project aims to
News Summary The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is set to begin several construction projects statewide starting September 14. The initiatives include lane closures on
News Summary Michigan transportation officials have issued a warning that over 100 trunkline bridges may close by 2035 due to funding shortfalls. This could affect
News Summary The Detroit City Football Club (DCFC) has revealed plans for AlumniFi Field, a $150 million stadium in Corktown, slated for completion by spring
News Summary Nearly 48,000 Michiganders are set to receive $34 million in retroactive unemployment payments following a review by the Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency. The
News Summary In a pivotal move, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a law providing nearly 48,000 residents with retroactive unemployment payments totaling about $34 million.
News Summary The Leelanau Conservancy is working to restore the long-abandoned Sugar Loaf ski resort near Traverse City into a public recreation area. They aim
News Summary In the run-up to the mayoral election, candidates in Michigan are discussing key strategies to support small businesses that make up 99.6% of
News Summary Michigan has climbed to 6th place in CNBC’s best states for business ranking for 2025, marking its highest position since the ranking began.
News Summary New research reveals that Michigan has become the third-most affected state by tariffs from the Trump administration, incurring a burden of $3.3 billion
