Macomb's Mark Hackel Mulls Run For Governor
Hackel added, "I hear about it, people say, 'You have a good possibility of running for governor some day.' I hear it."
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Hackel added, "I hear about it, people say, 'You have a good possibility of running for governor some day.' I hear it."
Jones and a group of followers are expected to join an event on public property near Edsel Ford High School 1 - 4 p.m on Wednesday, October 10.
A Detroit woman was lucky -- and then lucky again, winning both a free ticket and then a $1 million jackpot with it.
Two hundred twenty workers being transferred from a facility in New York.
Two men trying to make their way into Canada get a major detour and land in jail Thursday.
Every fall when school gets back in session, the Assistance League of Southeast Michigan clothes about 1,800 children in the tri-county area through Operation School Bell.
He loves joviality so much that Kilpatrick, who reportedly sweated through his custom-looking suit during testimony in his federal corruption trial Thursday, took a moment at the end of the day for a hearty social media guffaw.
Once the perpetrator was away from the house, the victim broke free and sought help from a nearby neighbor who called the police.
National Church Residences says they checked all 154 units in the senior complex in August and found bed bugs in seven units.
"It is further alleged that he drove at a high rate of speed and was observed to throw the cat from the car," Worthy said in a press release.
While there's nothing wrong with an African-American president speaking in a black dialect, there is something terribly wrong with him speaking in a black accent and cadence when undoubtedly inciting racism to a predominantly African-American audience.
British musical sensation Muse announced Friday that they're stopping March 2 at Joe Louis Arena to support their sixth album "The 2nd Law."
Police are searching for the man who robbed a Charter One Bank in Southfield at gunpoint.
This 11-month-old Chihuahua mix is happiest being around people and sitting in your lap. In fact, he'd like nothing more than to find a home where he could become a full-time lapdog.
Austin Black, president of City Living Detroit, will give in-depth information to hopeful buyers, sellers and investors Saturday morning at the Michigan Money Summit.