One of Michigan’s most popular breweries is speaking out against rude customers, an issue they call “relentless” this summer.

A restaurant in Northern Michigan closed its kitchen early during one of the busiest nights of the year because out-of-towners were being disrespectful to staff.

A Michigan bill that would allow 17-year-olds to serve alcohol at bars and restaurants has passed both chambers of the Michigan Legislature, and now heads to the desk of the governor.

Ann Arbor Public Schools district canceled classes on Monday (Nov. 1).

The Kennedy Learning Center in Southfield will be closed Tuesday and students will be shifted to remote learning due to a staffing shortage.

The license was suspended after a report showed unpleasant living conditions that included staff failing to notice that a patient had died.

An Oakland County group home is shut down by the state of Michigan after claims of how residents were being treated.

A major Michigan heath care provider says it is looking overseas for hundreds of nurses.

Studies are now showing that many workers are no longer satisfied with just punching a clock and carrying out work that doesn’t feel fulfilling to them.

Ann Arbor will be decreasing operations at some of its facilities due to a drop in staffing levels ahead of Labor Day.

Have you been to one of your favorite restaurants lately and noticed a burned-out, understaffed group of workers? They’re not alone.

This table shows minimum wage per state and territory in the United States.

This table shows minimum wage per state and territory in the United States.

The city announced its current outdoor pool capacity limits will continue unless staffing increases.