Chanting 'Hands Up, Don't Shoot!' Detroit Pastors Demand Justice For Michael Brown
A small, diverse group of clergy marched to the office of U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, Barbara McQuade,
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A small, diverse group of clergy marched to the office of U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, Barbara McQuade,
A judge has eased oversight of the Detroit Police Department after the government reported substantial compliance with a 2003 agreement to reduce excessive force and illegal arrests.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley easily beat back a challenge from tea party activist Wes Nakagiri at Saturday's GOP convention in Novi.
The governor's transformation manager improperly claimed a principal residence exemption on two houses for three years.
The governor's request Friday comes after the completion of initial local damage assessments and is the next step toward requesting and being eligible for federal assistance.
The governor's transformation manager owes thousands in local property taxes that were "inadvertently exempted."
A lawyer urged a judge Thursday to order Michigan to recognize hundreds of same-sex marriages performed during a brief window in March.
A federal judge has signed an order ending the probation for ex-Detroit City Council member Monica Conyers, who was imprisoned in a municipal corruption case.
Rev. Charles Williams, II, said there has been a lot of misrepresentation of what's going on in Ferguson, Missouri.
Debates, while still vital in presidential contests, appear to have lost cachet in Michigan's statewide races.
The governor will spend some time helping clean up after this week's historic flood, according to his office.
A civil rights group filed a federal lawsuit Thursday challenging the placement of five Detroit-area Muslims on a national watch list of suspected terrorists and their associates.
The bill was designed to keep voters from stopping future hunts in referendums in November.
Syncora Guarantee said in a court filing that the plan put together by state-appointed emergency manager Kevyn Orr and attorneys hired by the city is unfair.
Twenty-five U.S. companies could complete a so-called corporate inversion this year.