After a strong 2024 NFL Draft showing, the city and event organizers are deep into planning.

The Southfield-based manufacturer is building out a roughly 350,000-square-foot space for a just-in-time seating operation to feed the nearby Orion Assembly plant.

Grand Rapids Public Schools' former Stocking and Alexander elementary schools could be redeveloped into new uses such as housing and community centers.

The first initiative of MoveDetroit is called “Make Detroit Home,” which will award $500,000 to assist 313 people with funding for business projects, down payments, home renovations, rent or relocatio...

A proposal to combine human medicine and osteopathic colleges could go to university trustees later this year.

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Two Michigan health care giants are squaring off in an intensifying reimbursement battle.

A multitude of approaches and assistance that work to build economic stability for individual residents, but housing remains most important.

Potential 2028 presidential candidate Rahm Emanuel is in Michigan to unveil a proposal to give veterans a $10,000 bonus to join apprentice programs.

After success on the West Coast, metro Detroit native Rose Vitale is launching a women's startup hub in Royal Oak.

Michigan Capital Network adds Capital Community Angels in Lansing, expanding its statewide reach and tapping into MSU startups.

The Ambassador Bridge owners seemingly tried everything over the years to block the new and competing Gordie Howe Bridge.

John Ball Zoo brings in longtime Grand Action leader Jon Nunn to help advance plans for a large-scale aquarium in Kent County.

The corporate owner of the Detroit Free Press plans to acquire The Detroit News, the company announced Monday.

An effort to expand a Michigan child care pilot program nationally faces two common hurdles: affordability and access.

A $40 million housing project backed by Bronson Healthcare Group is set to break ground this summer next to Bronson Methodist Hospital.

Executives behind a planned hyperscale data center project in the southwest corner of Oakland County are preparing to make their case to residents.

Corewell Health is planning a 621,000-square-foot patient tower at its Butterworth campus to expand ER, OR, and inpatient capacity by 2030.

The Flagstar Bank that merged with New York Community Bank came out the other side with the same name, but a new approach.

BAMF Health is scaling up with 25 planned clinics across the U.S., starting with a new cancer center in partnership with Henry Ford Health.

All eyes will be on these large construction projects in Detroit and its suburbs in the coming year.

The three-tower riverfront development proposed in downtown Grand Rapids has landed a nearly $561 million state tax incentive package.

Grand Rapids Public Schools is preparing to issue a request for proposals to redevelop two of its vacant school properties.

Demolition on a long-vacant former hospital in Southwest Detroit has begun as the Detroit City FC men’s and women’s soccer organization kicks off its effort to build a new 15,000-seat stadium on the s...

A massive castle with swinging bookcases that lead to secret passageways is on the market for $2.15 million in rural Allegan County.

Developers in Grand Rapids are facing resistance from residents as they propose new multifamily housing in single-family neighborhoods.

Michigan's one-of-a-kind college system may make change hard to coordinate among 15 schools, but there are things the state can do.

With the new Hudson's Detroit complex opening and a slew of new retail and restaurants, downtown Detroit is looking sharp.

Challenges loom across income levels for the city’s multi-family real estate market, particularly for those with a concentration of market-rate units.

President and CEO Sara Armbruster and other longtime executives will depart Steelcase Inc. after its $2.2 billion acquisition by HNI Corp. closes.

A pair of metro Detroit attorneys' secret plot to split from business partners led to lawsuits flying in one of the largest — and ugliest — Michigan law firm breakups in recent history.

Marcel Pearl, 40, has taken his career on a 180-degree turn from starting a franchise cleaning company to closing millions of dollars in commercial real estate deals.

Michigan’s new budget slashes tourism ad spending in half, marking the second cycle in a row that deep cuts follow a high-spending year.

Hunter House, the beloved downtown Birmingham slider and french fry joint, has been at its current location since the Eisenhower administration. That’s about to change as it relocates about a mil...

Michigan’s two major utilities are preparing to potentially add multiple gigawatts of electricity load to serve new massive data centers in coming years.

Through a concerted, complicated and sometimes controversial effort involving the public, private and nonprofit sectors, today Capitol Park is now chock-full of pricey rental housing.

Steelcase Inc., the iconic office furniture company founded 113 years ago in Grand Rapids by Peter Martin Wege, will sell to long-time rival HNI Inc. in a $2.2 billion deal.

Those running in a crowded primary to replace Mike Duggan to give him considerable credit, but also seek to differentiate themselves in both policy and style.

Slate Auto has been growing quietly in metro Detroit, but now that the minimalist electric pickup truck startup is out of stealth mode, officials are laying out bold plans to disrupt the market.

Ride a bike. Rent a shared scooter. Use public transit. Plant a tree. Eat more vegetables. Shop with a reusable bag. Those are just a few ways area residents can help reduce the increasingly seve...

Venture capitalists are eyeing these startups for their potential to be Michigan's next billion-dollar company.

With the lowest cannabis prices in the nation, Michigan’s border towns have become lucrative outposts for the state’s operators.

SpartanNash’s proposed sale to C&S Wholesale Grocers comes after three years of lower earnings and growing debt for SpartanNash.

A prominent group of local real estate investors has sold a Grand Rapids shopping center to an East Coast firm that long showed an interest in the property.

Invest Detroit is reopening the former Thomas Jefferson Intermediate School as a coworking space and innovation hub for small businesses