Battle For Control Of Michigan House Hinges On A Dozen Races
The intense battle for control of the Republican-led Michigan House will hinge on roughly 10 percent of the state's voters.
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The intense battle for control of the Republican-led Michigan House will hinge on roughly 10 percent of the state's voters.
The FBI will investigate whether there is classified information in newly discovered emails.
Trump does best with whites who do not have a four-year college degree.
This week on Michigan Matters, host Carol Cain looks at the hotly contested race for the office of Macomb County Public Works Commissioner.
It's the latest twist in wrangling even among Republicans over how to help fund the government health insurance program.
On the other hand, Donald Trump leads her by one percent with those who don't drink.
The U.S. Attorney in Detroit has appointed a woman to oversee complaints of election fraud during this presidential election.
The location hasn't been announced.
Support for the resolution is decidedly split, with residents speaking both for and against it at a meeting Monday.
A voter filed a lawsuit after learning that a picture of a ballot could get him in trouble.
A former U-M hospital executive has sued the Board of Regents, saying she was fired because of a study about the treatment of black people in the hospital system.
"Thanks to our emergency responders immediately addressing life and safety concerns, there were no injuries or deaths..."
Wayne County may have emerged from the consent decree it was put under by the state 14 months ago, but tough work is still ahead including talk revolving around its controversial county jail.
Trump, who had drawn big laughs earlier in the speech, appeared to lose the room as he repeatedly dug in with caustic swipes at Clinton, drawing rare boos at a charity event meant to raise money for impoverished children.
The Michigan Senate set the stage for a showdown with Gov. Rick Snyder over a proposed overhaul of Medicaid financing.