Anti-Poverty Group: Hike Fuel Tax, Not Sales Tax
Legislative leaders are considering a possible tax hike before year's end to improve the condition of roads.
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Legislative leaders are considering a possible tax hike before year's end to improve the condition of roads.
Aluminum isn't new to the auto industry, but this is the first time it will cover the entire body of such a high-volume vehicle.
"For hipsters, it was their thing a couple of years ago," Fred Hajjar of West Bloomfield said. "Now everybody loves them. Traffic on Google, for instance, has tripled for searches for ugly Christmas sweaters in the past two years."
Federal officials say two national forests in Michigan are selling vehicles and equipment through an online auction this week.
It's Veterans Day, and businesses across metro Detroit are giving out freebies as a small token of appreciation.
An email chain, released Monday by an attorney suing GM, again raises questions about how forthcoming GM has been with safety regulators and lawmakers.
The 88-year-old Dingell entered the U.S. House at age 29 when he won a special election after the death of his father, U.S. Rep. John Dingell Sr. The elder Dingell took the seat in 1933.
The designations, approved by Department of Natural Resources Director Keith Creagh last week, bring to 40 the number of aquatic species that are illegal in the state or can be possessed only under limited circumstances.
The Detroit Financial Review Commission was created as a condition for Michigan committing $195 million toward ending the city's bankruptcy.
Remember that pesky Polar Vortex? It's coming back — soon.
It's unclear as to what allegedly set 22-year-old Brett Lambert off, other than in the days leading up to the standoff he had been having confrontations with his neighbors.
Crews are hard at work inside The Parade Company studios preparing floats for the 88th America's Thanksgiving Parade.
When it comes to health care, women tend to be more proactive — and organizers of a Men's Health Event in downtown Detroit are hoping to change that.
The MDCH and a network of local public health agencies are currently checking travel histories of these individuals including their return to the Michigan from Ebola affected areas.
Yvonne Lesiak said that she received a voicemail on her home phone from someone claiming to be with the IRS, telling her she owed money and that they would file suit against her.