Monroe Considers Buying Property For New Downtown Library
The city would pay for the purchase and renovations through loans and its general fund, as well as with grants and private donations.
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The city would pay for the purchase and renovations through loans and its general fund, as well as with grants and private donations.
The Japanese company has refused to comply with a U.S. government demand for an expanded recall of its air bags that can explode and shoot out shrapnel.
A trip to a winter wonderland can make this Christmas one you'll never forget.
The court last week agreed with a settlement reached by Ypsilanti District Judge Kirk Tabbey and a watchdog agency, the Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission.
Under English common law, a new age is recognized on the day before a birthday, but the state Supreme Court says that won't be followed.
Kevyn Orr says he hopes to resign from his post as Detroit EM within the next week or two.
He had a fever and the only thing that would put it out was a visit to the strip club.
Camille Ford and Tailgate Fan visit Mission Cantina in NYC for pastrami tacos.
"The city's public lighting grid suffered a major cable failure that has caused the entire grid to lose power."
Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore and University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan are speaking at Michigan State University's December commencement ceremonies.
Education officials in Michigan are concerned that an increase in testing for high school juniors will lead to problems this spring.
Chrysler sales rise 20 percent. GM sales up 6 percent. Ford sales drop 2 percent.
November is quite the hirsute season with guys everywhere growing beards and mustaches to raise awareness and hopefully raise funds to fight prostate cancer (and to fight men's health issues in general).
Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel will deliver his State of the County address Wednesday, and it will be available to the public through a live stream and updates through Twitter.
Inflators used in certain air bags made by the Japanese supplier Takata Corp. can explode with too much force and spew shrapnel into the passenger compartment.