Michigan Lawmakers Move To Loosen BB, Air Gun Restrictions
The bills are backed by the National Rifle Association.
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The bills are backed by the National Rifle Association.
The plan could change drastically if Michigan voters next week approve a sales tax increase to trigger more money for deteriorating roads.
Gilbert has filed a preemptive lawsuit claiming the Department of Justice is trying to force a cash settlement for something he didn't do.
An official has upheld a Judicial Tenure Commission findings that a Washtenaw County judge interfered with an investigation of his intern's drunken driving arrest.
Both sides have made their case to the Supreme Court on gay marriage and now it's up to the justices.
What started as a petition by a lesbian couple from metro Detroit could end up changing the course of American history.
A Navy SEAL from Livonia has died while undergoing physical fitness training.
A state Senate committee will consider a controversial proposal that could exempt people from certain laws -- if those laws violate their religious beliefs.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday for challenges to state bans on same-sex marriage.
As recently as October, just over one-third of the states permitted same-sex marriage.
More than half of Michigan's major roads will be in poor condition within a decade if nothing's done, up from 38 percent in 2014 and 23 percent in 2006.
The Big Four leaders of Detroit, Wayne, Macomb and Oakland Counties told the members of the 8 Mile Boulevard Association just how they will vote on next month's Proposal 1.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson -- a longtime card-carrying member of the Republican party -- ripped the GOP for its handling the auto insurance reform measure making its way through Lansing with lightning speed.
The $15.8 billion budget bill sets spending for the state's schools, universities and community colleges.
The bills approved would also prevent governments from refusing to issue a license or provide funding for adoption agencies exercising objections.