Tuesday, November 27, 2018 View Online
 
 
     
 
 
 
 
GM to close plants, cut jobs and end production of three car models in 2019
General Motors announced Monday a series of wide-ranging, cost-cutting measures that long had been rumored. GM will close three assembly plants, including one in Hamtramck, two propulsion plants, including one in Warren, lay off nearly 15,000 employees, including 8,100 salaried positions, and end production of three passenger cars: the Chevrolet Impala, Volt and Cruze. The cuts all will happen by the end of 2019. GM framed the decisions as proactive attempts to counter, among other things, an economic downturn in China and a possible downturn in the U.S. MORE
UAW calls cuts a 'slap in the face' to US workforce
Impala, Volt, Cruze fall victim to GM cuts
 
 
NEWS
 
 
Why you should care about state's registry for abuse and neglect
 
Michigan's Central Registry for abuse and neglect was created with the intent of keeping children safe. However, for those that end up on the list, it can be difficult to get removed from it. Critics say changes made in 2015 didn't go far enough to fix a broken system. There are nearly 300,000 people currently on the list, which effectively prevents them from working or volunteering with children. MORE
'Blacklist' critics remain 3 years after changes to law

 
POLITICS
 
 
Democrats gained ground in all 83 Michigan counties in 2018
 
Michigan experienced a decisive blue wave during the Nov. 6 election. It led to a Democratic sweep of all eight statewide races. In fact, every Michigan county shifted left compared to results from the presidential election two years ago. We've got interactive maps and an online database to help break down the historic midterm. MORE
See how much each Michigan county shifted left in 2018 election

 
 
SPORTS
 
 
B1G power rankings reflect Ohio State remains class of conference
hat
It was a humbling day Saturday for the Michigan football squad and head coach Jim Harbaugh. The Wolverines' hopes of reaching the college football playoffs were dashed at the hands of that school from down south. As such, The Ohio State University tops our power rankings as the regular season comes to a close. (The Rose Bowl could be a nice consolation prize for U-M, though.) MORE
Column: U-M's defense the real reason for the blowout loss
Gary declares for NFL draft
Bowl projections: Michigan and Michigan State

 
 
 
You can rent this Frank Lloyd Wright house for $300 per night
 
Perhaps you've toured a Frank Lloyd Wright house. After all, he is one of the most beloved and influential architects in U.S. history. But have you ever had the chance to spend the night in one of the properties he designed? The newly renovated Eppstein House near Kalamazoo is now listed on Airbnb. That means you can rent the house and rest your head in one of Wright's creations. Listed at around $300 per night, it could be a perfect spot for a trip with the architecture lover in your life. MORE
Cozy Michigan rentals with fireplaces for winter escapes
 

 
Get your local news 24/7
 
 
 
Connect with MLive
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

border=0/