Gorcyca Refuses To Remove Herself From Contentious Child Custody Case
Circuit Court Judge Lisa Gorcyca issued a written ruling denying the request from Maya Tsimhoni who claimed the judge showed a clear bias in the case.
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Circuit Court Judge Lisa Gorcyca issued a written ruling denying the request from Maya Tsimhoni who claimed the judge showed a clear bias in the case.
The Vatican-sponsored program Pilgrimage of Mercy requested the relics of St. Maria Goretti, an 11-year-old Italian girl stabbed to death while resisting a sexual assault in 1902, be displayed at the prison.
The office of Detroit's mayor says the city and its bus drivers' union have reached a contract agreement for the first time in five years.
Two conservative ex-lawmakers who had an extramarital affair and attempted to conceal it have been sued by former aides.
The move is expected to curtail prison spending by at least $75 million annually within five to 10 years -- the equivalent of closing two prisons.
"Pregnant women should not use the water - it's imperative that they not use the water," Clark urged.
The Michigan Legislature is voting to let residents with disabilities open tax-free savings accounts to pay for long-term needs such as education and housing.
U.S. officials say they want tighter safety rules for pipelines carrying crude oil, gasoline and other hazardous liquids.
Cost-conscious lawmakers are planning to vote on legislation designed to ensure certain prisoners are not locked up beyond their earliest release date.
The bill doesn't outline new fees but says the state Education Department cannot implement fees exceeding actual costs.
A judge found most of the arguments by Manuel "Matty" Moroun in his effort to stop the construction of the competing $2.1 billion government span were invalid.
It looks like he won't be able to stop the state from building a new span to Canada.
The ACLU of Michigan and the Mackinac Center for Public Policy released a report Tuesday calling for a ban against civil forfeiture ...
A unanimous vote by City Council restores the powers of the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners.
Democrats, who have called the bills redundant, opposed them after Republicans rejected attempts to also make it a crime to coerce a woman to stay pregnant against her will.