Legislative Panel Holds 5th Hearing On Flint Water Crisis
A legislative committee created to review Flint's water crisis hearing from top-ranking leaders in Gov. Rick Snyder's administration.
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A legislative committee created to review Flint's water crisis hearing from top-ranking leaders in Gov. Rick Snyder's administration.
Officials have confirmed two Zika cases in Michigan.
Weaver says the governor's decision overlooks the fear Flint residents have over bathing and cooking with their water.
Former state Rep. Todd Courser has filed to run for Lapeer County prosecutor.
Michigan would have the toughest lead-testing rules in the nation and require the replacement of all underground lead service pipes in the state under the sweeping plan.
The package takes into account previously overlooked ways that abusers can manipulate or terrorize victims, such as harming someone's pet.
County Commissioner Andrey Duzyj made the proposal, based on a study by an out-of-state firm recommending the increases to keep pace with the market.
Michigan's governor spoke to a sold out Detroit Athletic Club crowd of 500 about the Flint water crisis and more including Detroit Public Schools.
Anthony Gazvoda says the culture and environment in Laredo, Texas, reminds him of his time in Afghanistan while with the Army and triggers PTSD.
A legislative committee has approved a $16.2 billion education spending plan with a modest boost in K-12 aid but different amounts for universities and community colleges than proposed by Gov. Rick Snyder.
The Detroit chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People on Monday announced Clinton as the main speaker at the May 1 event.
A series of short documentary videos and radio segments is exploring how Flint residents are dealing with the city's lead-tainted water crisis.
Metro Detroiters are coming together to protest some of Governor Rick Snyder's policies.
The lawsuit was filed last week by dispensaries whose owners say the city turned down their applications.
A plea appears to be in the works for a 74-year-old vendor charged in a bribery case involving a dozen Detroit school principals and one administrator.