Michigan Bills Loosen Regulations On BB, Pellet Guns
The National Rifle Association says Michigan has outdated and "unduly burdensome" restraints on the purchase and possession of most air guns.
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The National Rifle Association says Michigan has outdated and "unduly burdensome" restraints on the purchase and possession of most air guns.
State officials are inviting the public to comment as they revise a plan for overseeing Michigan's gray wolf population.
Mayor Mike Duggan expressed concern about fees associated with the bankruptcy that could hit $200 million.
Legislative leaders are considering a possible tax hike before year's end to improve the condition of roads.
The 88-year-old Dingell entered the U.S. House at age 29 when he won a special election after the death of his father, U.S. Rep. John Dingell Sr. The elder Dingell took the seat in 1933.
Democrats' plan to spoil Gov. Rick Snyder's re-election was clear from the beginning: coax a lot more of their sporadic voters to cast ballots this time around. It didn't work.
How did Detroit get to the point where it became the largest U.S. city to file for bankruptcy and what will keep the city from further fiscal irresponsibility?
Breaking ranks with rulings from other federal courts, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld gay marriage bans in four states, including Michigan.
Upbeat Republican lawmakers chose new, potentially more conservative leaders Thursday to help set their agenda in 2015 and beyond in a Legislature where the majority GOP will have an even bigger footprint.
"People will long remember that when Detroit arrived at this troubling hour..."
Patterson called billionaire businessman Dan Gilbert, "the Mayor of Gilbertville" and compared his business practices to cannibalism during taping of "Michigan Matters."
The judge overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy is ready to decide whether the city's plan to regain solvency is a good one.
Snyder said Thursday that his obligation to "support and defend our state constitution" has no exceptions and "is not a matter of personal preference."
A lawyer for two Detroit-area nurses who challenged Michigan's ban on gay marriage says they'll next go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
A federal appeals court upheld anti-gay marriage laws in four states, breaking ranks with other courts that have considered the issue and setting up the prospect of Supreme Court review.