Trouble In Toyland: Annual Report Targets Dangerous, Toxic Toys

Balloons pose the most serious choking hazard to children in the U.S.

• Nov 27, 2015

Suit Challenging University Of Michigan Gun Policy Dismissed

A lawsuit challenging the University of Michigan's campus anti-gun policy has been dismissed.

• Nov 24, 2015

'Michigan Matters' Thanksgiving Menu: Patterson's & Hackel's Futures; Plus Innovation & HFHS

Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel  talked  some politics and their futures during taping off "Michigan Matters" which airs this Sunday 11:30 a.m. on CBS 62.

• Nov 24, 2015

Detroit Mayor Recommits To Taking 50 Syrian Refugee Families A Year: 'We Haven't Wavered On That'

"If you're gonna be human you can't look at these stories and not say people who are fleeing terror ought to have somebody welcome them."

• Nov 23, 2015

Detroit Considers Changing Rules For Urban Farm Animals

Detroit officials are working on an ordinance that would allow some residents and urban farmers to raise egg-laying chickens, ducks, rabbits and goats legally.

• Nov 23, 2015

US Rep. John Conyers To Announce Re-Election Campaign

U.S. Rep. John Conyers, 86, is planning to run for a 27th consecutive term in Congress.

• Nov 22, 2015

Washtenaw County Latest To Replace Columbus Day With 'Indigenous Peoples Day'

The Ann Arbor City Council voted Monday night to make a similar change...

• Nov 19, 2015

Scientists: Wolves In Great Lakes Region No Longer Endangered

A letter signed by 26 wildlife scientists urges the federal government to remove gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region from the endangered list.

• Nov 19, 2015

Brooks Patterson Orders Departments Under County Control To Cease Support Of Syrian Refugees

Patterson cited the lax immigration policies of the federal government and the inability to guaranty there will be no ISIS infiltrators among the refugees as reasons the project should not move forward.

• Nov 18, 2015

Bill Clinton To Speak, Receive Award At Michigan State

Clinton is the first recipient of the Spartan Statesmanship Award for Distinguished Public Service.

• Nov 18, 2015

Transgender Driver Lawsuit To Move Forward In Michigan

The Secretary of State's office requires the information listed on a person's driver's license to match the information on the applicant's birth certificate.

• Nov 17, 2015

Gov. Snyder Says 'Full Review' Of Refugees Following Paris Attacks Is 'Common Sense'

"Isn't it common sense you just pause and say, 'Let's make sure we're looking at what happened in Paris, what happened in Lebanon and can we learn from that,'" said Snyder.

• Nov 17, 2015

Experts Say States Lack Legal Authority To Block Refugees

The Homeland Security Department says refugees face the highest level of security screening...

• Nov 16, 2015

Lawsuit Filed Over Flint's Water Problems Seeks Compensation

Residents poisoned by lead-laced water in Flint have filed a class action lawsuit against the Governor and the city of Flint.

• Nov 16, 2015

Liberal Advocacy Group Plans 'Sunshine Squad' Campaign

The group says a new website is part of the effort, which seeks to improve ethics and transparency at the state government level.

• Nov 16, 2015

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