auto industry

The numbers tell a complicated story

Governor Gretchen Whitmer criticized tariffs and encouraged cooperation with trade partners during a Detroit Auto Show speech Thursday

President Trump told business leaders in Detroit Tuesday his administration is creating an economic boom in the U.S.

The President’s visit comes as the city opens its annual showcase of the automotive industry

The concern is escalating as Michigan readies for the Detroit Auto Show, which runs from Jan. 17-25

Automakers are paying a steep price to import parts and vehicles from Mexico

The proposal would significantly reduce fuel economy requirements through the 2031 model years. Those requirements set rules on how far new vehicles need to travel on a gallon of gasoline

An auto manufacturing plant in Grand Haven is closing and laying off all 64 employees, Holland Hospital's Breastfeeding Connections group is aiming to help new others, some residents in Grand haven want the city to cull the deer in the area, and more.

Whitmer’s rare access to Trump as a leading Democrat underscores the political and economic stakes as the president considers escalating tariffs further

American Automotive Policy Council president Matt Blunt said Wednesday U.S. companies and workers “are at a disadvantage” because they face a 50% tariff on steel and aluminum and a 25% tariff on parts and finished vehicles not covered under a trade deal with Canada and Mexico