Oakland County Wins Lawsuit Against Fannie, Freddie
Oakland County could gain millions of dollars now that a federal judge has ruled that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac withheld real estate transfer taxes on foreclosures.
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Oakland County could gain millions of dollars now that a federal judge has ruled that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac withheld real estate transfer taxes on foreclosures.
Detroit police are investigating a car accident on the city's east side that killed two people and injured three children.
The sense is growing that Michigan - finally - may be over the decade-long slump that Gov. Rick Snyder says left residents divided and far too discouraged about the state's advantages and ability to recover.
The Michigan Humane Society is hosting "Oh, Rats!" – a rat adoption event, at the Berman Center for Animal Care in Westland on Saturday, March 24, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Boaters no longer will be able to tie up overnight at spots where public roads end on lakes and other waterways under a measure signed into law this week by Lt. Gov. Brian Calley.
Legendary entertainers Lynyrd Skynyrd and Paul Rodgers will ignite the Jackson County Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 14th as part of the Thrills in the Irish Hills Bike Festival,
According to a recent study, low-income American families are cooking dinner at home most nights but are struggling to make healthy meals.
The academy's Summer STEM Program is an overnight academic program designed for rising 8th-11th grade students in good academic standing who have an interest in math and science.
This now opens the door for the city and state to move forward on a Monday deadline in which the financial review team will either recommend a consent agreement or an emergency manager for the city.
Reports in to WWJ say that there has been a multiple shooting incident near the campus of Eastern Michigan University.
Pro-life groups organized rallies nationwide to protest a mandate that requires employers to provide contraceptives, sterilization and abortion-inducing drugs through their health plans.
The city and many of its unions have reached new contract agreements.
In the long run, cities will not save the money they think they will by steering toward privatization, says one university professor.
The Michigan Court of Appeals will decide if a lower court's ruling that the Detroit review team violated the state's Open Meetings Act should stand.