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GM is laying off 1,300 workers at its Detroit EV plant as demand continues to drop.

GM’s Flint Assembly plant just built its 16 millionth heavy-duty truck, marking a huge milestone.

More than 1,100 Michigan auto workers are out of work after permanent layoffs at a major EV plant. What was once billed as the future of manufacturing is suddenly looking a lot less secure.

The company says slowing EV sales and the end of federal tax credits are behind the move. Here’s what we know and what it means for Michigan workers.

Would they really even consider changing Detroit's skyline just like that?

These Michigan companies appeared on the prestigious Fortune 500 list for 2024.

GM is recognizing the significance of the Lions' quest for their first-ever Super Bowl appearance and is making adjustments so employees can get in on the historic hype.

In 1936 GM refused to recognize the UAW as the representative for their workforce. On December 30 the employees began a 44 day strike that changed everything.

Aside from pay and benefits, the two takeaways from this historic strike any Michigander should consider.

The former site of a beloved Flint Township business has become (yet another) storage lot, but for how long?

General Motors has been teasing a "positive announcement" for Flint all week. Now, we know what the hype was all about.

Capitol Coney Island is permanently closing.