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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder is responsible for lead contamination in Flint, Michigan's water supply, and would likely face criminal charges if he were running a business, a Democratic lawmaker said Thursday.
Snyder will be a star witness at a hearing Thursday before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
A judge who is being urged to stop water bills in Flint has called a timeout in the dispute.
Michigan has changed its policy on requiring an amended birth certificate to change an individual's gender on a state driver's license or identification.
"I've made my decision," Obama said in an email to supporters.
The former head of EPA's regional office that covers Flint defended her actions at the hearing.
Tuesday's primary elections in Florida and Ohio could clarify the nomination fights in both parties.
Democratic Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich says he "can't see a scenario" where Smith doesn't resign.
There are five legislative days are left before everybody leaves on March 24 for spring break and no action has been taken to avoid a payless payday for teachers.
Tim Greimel, a Democrat from Auburn Hills, says he decided to make public his records to "lead by example" and because "it's the right thing to do."
As lawmakers wrestle with the details of Snyder's total $54.9 billion budget, some advocates say the governor didn't include enough to curtail sexual assault.
It is that time of year again when we "spring forward" and set our clocks one hour ahead.
It's almost triple what Snyder's office estimated its legal fees — to be paid with public money — just last month.
Sen. Coleman Young II of Detroit accused Republicans of pushing the legislation to kill the marijuana drive.
The Detroit school district, which has been under state control since 1999, is facing a $515 million dollar budget deficit.