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This week on Michigan Matters, Host Carol Cain travels to the beautifully-renovated Cobo Ballroom during the 2014 North American International Auto Show to emcee the Detroit Economic Club/Detroit Auto Dealers Association luncheon.
"People would be most understanding if we're talking about protecting pensioners vs. bailing out a city. And I think that's what our conversation is mostly going to be about."
Gov. Rick Snyder will lay out his 2014 agenda Thursday in his fourth annual State of the State address.
A federal judge is considering a U.S. constitutional challenge to a voter-approved 2004 amendment to the Michigan Constitution that ban's same sex marriages.
"Everybody's tired of the scandals, they want good ethical leaders," he said.
Patricia Boyle, a former federal judge and Michigan Supreme Court justice, has died at the age of 76.
A petition has been filed in the Court of Appeals against Judge Rhodes' eligibility ruling.
People as far away as the United Kingdom have come forward offering donations to the bankrupt city of Detroit.
The measure to raise the fine was approved at Monday night's City Council meeting by a 6-to-1 vote.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has died after eight years on life support.
The future of driving is right around the corner.
Gov. Rick Snyder and lawmakers have nearly $1 billion more than expected when crafting Michigan's next budget.
On this week's Michigan Matters, Brian Eisenberg, co-owner of FamilySignal, talks with Host Carol Cain about a new website and app that the local firm has created to alert parents to possible dangers of cyber bullying of their teens.
The money would go to the Detroit water department.
Detroit's state-appointed emergency financial manager says he has approved a salary of $159,000 for new Mayor Mike Duggan.