Issue Looms In Lansing As Push Continues For LGBT Rights In Michigan
It is still legal in Michigan to discriminate against people who are even perceived to be gay and even be fired, denied housing and turned away from a restaurant or hotel.
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It is still legal in Michigan to discriminate against people who are even perceived to be gay and even be fired, denied housing and turned away from a restaurant or hotel.
Public safety officers heard numerous shots about 1:45 a.m. Saturday and later found two women suffering gunshot wounds to their legs.
The Wayne County prosecutor's office charged Raphael Hearn with first-degree murder, two counts of assault with intent to murder and using a firearm during a felony.
Instead of shooting toward the sky, the fireworks shot out horizontally about 10:30 p.m. Friday on the city's west side.
Staying at one of Detroit's hotels is even better when breakfast is included. Find a hotel that offers a complimentary or special package that includes the most important meal of the day.
It might be summertime, but the search is already on for the state of Michigan's Christmas tree.
Public Lighting Authority Executive Director Odis Jones says the city is more than 1,000 lights ahead of its original installation schedule.
New Ford CEO Mark Fields will get a pay package worth more than $5.25 million this year as he takes over for the retiring Alan Mulally.
David Kwiatkowski, a cardiac technician was accused of infecting patients with hepatitis C, had worked as a traveling cardiac technologist in seven states -- including Michigan.
During a segment of "Good Day New York", news anchor Greg Kelly hit on colleague Anna Gilligan, who was reporting from the newly renovated Action Park in New Jersey in a bikini.
Called the Once Around Bell Isle Festival, the Aug. 9 event also will include live music, craft beer, food trucks and local vendors.
Authorities have filed attempted murder charges against a 19-year-old Washtenaw County man for his role in a gang fight that left a 17-year-old boy dead.
A lawsuit filed by the family of a Michigan man who drowned in 2011 during an unsuccessful effort to rescue a 16-year-old whose canoe overturned has been settled for about $950,000.
The boat will make regularly scheduled runs every two hours and the best part -- it's all free.
The Michigan History Foundation has been awarded $1 million to help gather personal stories about race in Michigan and examine related issues through museum exhibits, programs and educational materials.