Governor Looks To Skip Hurdles On Right To Work Issue, Goes Directly To Mich. Supreme Court
The governor said he wants to resolve the uncertainty over the law's impact on state employees because new contract talks will begin this summer.
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The governor said he wants to resolve the uncertainty over the law's impact on state employees because new contract talks will begin this summer.
While there are no outward signs of damage at the home on the city's northwest side reportedly five children where hurt when the ceiling collapsed Monday.
The full line up of festivities includes snow shoeing, dog sledding, marshmallow roasting, and more.
MDOT put up a curve warning sign over a year ago at the I-75- Nine Mile curve.
One resident called the council members "Judas," for considering the lease, adding, "It has one jewel in it and you're going to take it. Are we ignorant?"
The Michigan State Police spent an extra $900,000 on overtime and other expenses to have a large presence at the Capitol during demonstrations against a right-to-work law in December.
A suspect has been arrested in the fatal shooting of a 33-year-old business owner in her home north of Detroit.
The opening of a federal Export-Import finance center will help create jobs in Detroit and in the state, officials say.
Company details $600 million upgrade to Fairfax, Kansas plant.
A man and his adult son are hospitalized with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.
Federal health officials say at least 16 people in five states, including Michigan, have been sickened by salmonella food poisoning linked to ground beef.
Aldon Smith has not recorded a sack in 5 games, and after recording 19.5 through 13 games, there is of course questions as to why the 49er's single season sack king has failed to get to the quarterback as of late. An injured shoulder, and the absence of Justin Smith were a big part of it, and both of these issues have only gotten better, meaning that Aldon is primed to have another big day on Super Bowl Sunday, unless the Ravens decide to let another player beat them.
Joe Flacco has been one of the most criticized quarterbacks in the history of the NFL. And he isn't even 30 yet. That's a pretty impressive feat. Probably not as impressive as beating Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in back to back weeks in order to clinch a Super Bowl berth. But it's pretty close. Flacco shows up in big games and gets the job done. It's what makes him elite.
When a deer bounded into a Jackson County home, a resident sprang into action, locking the animal in a bathroom.