'Michigan Matters' Focus: Water Woes In Flint And Presidential Politics
"How is Flint like Mexico?"Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson queried the "Michigan Matters" panel.
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"How is Flint like Mexico?"Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson queried the "Michigan Matters" panel.
A new state framework for evaluating teachers and school administrators could take effect this academic year.
He's set to speak Nov. 18 at the Governor Jim Blanchard Public Service Forum.
The first Democratic presidential debate, the implosion of the Detroit Lions, The FBI looking at Gov. Snyder's EAA and DPS and issues revolving around Flint's lead tainted water are discussed by this week's roundtable.
People under age 21 could avoid prescription drug-related criminal charges when reporting a medical emergency under legislation advancing in Michigan.
The 105-0 vote occurred nearly a week after Gov. Rick Snyder called for Flint to switch back to Detroit.
In a moment of political unity - and levity - Bernie Sanders leapt to Hillary Clinton's defense on the issue of her controversial email practices as secretary of state.
The House on Tuesday voted 102-3 for legislation and sent it to Gov. Rick Snyder for his signature.
Opponents, including many school superintendents, say the bill would make schools less safe.
The Detroit City Council has approved a plan to license more than 100 medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
The governor told reporters that he would schedule no further talks "unless I see progress."
Powdered alcohol is not widely available in Michigan yet, and lawmakers are taking steps to make sure it never is.
Janeé Ayers called it "the Gremlin effect": They're multiplying quickly and seem to be everywhere.
Shepard Fairey's lawyer has said prosecutors offered no proof the tagging was done by Fairey.
Former U.S. Rep. John Dingell has been released from the hospital after having a pacemaker installed to regulate his heart.