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A Syrian scientist whose harrowing, tragic story spurred supporting words from President Barack Obama and a successful fundraising effort launched by actor Edward Norton arrived Thursday as a refugee into the Detroit area.
Gov. Rick Snyder has named a point person to coordinate the state's response to the Flint water crisis after members of an independent task force that he created raised concerns.
The bill includes $5 million for additional voting booths after clerks raised concerns that removing the option would lead to longer waits.
Union workers have overwhelmingly approved a new contract ending a monthlong strike against the Kohler Co.
John Hamilton allegedly threatened union employees with termination if they complained about the payments to his slate fund.
Suspected drug dealers will not qualify.
A major data center developer said it will expand into Michigan after securing tax breaks approved late Tuesday by lawmakers and that are expected to be signed into law.
A local contractor has been charged with a felony for allegedly over billing Detroit's Land Bank Authority.
If the tax is not extended, Medicaid spending could be cut by roughly $1 billion annually.
Judges could waive e-filing fees for the indigent. The public could see electronically-filed documents at a courthouse for free.
Mayor Virg Bernero says they trust that the federal government will do the proper screening of refugees.
Michigan has the country's fourth-biggest sex offender list.
The law makes possession of small amounts of marijuana an offense similar to a traffic ticket.
Cass Tech teacher and activist Steve Conn says the sick-out is just a start of things to come.
The Republican-controlled House passed the legislation Wednesday night, sending the bills to the Senate.