Gov't Sells $1.2 Billion In GM Stock, Moving Closer To Selling Entire Stake In Automaker
The U.S. government sold another $1.2 billion worth of General Motors stock last month as it moves closer to selling its entire stake in the automaker.
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The U.S. government sold another $1.2 billion worth of General Motors stock last month as it moves closer to selling its entire stake in the automaker.
The Michigan Women's Justice and Clemency Project is filing petitions for clemency with Gov. Rick Snyder for the women.
The nearly three-minute time-lapse video featuring Jim Wolf of Grand Rapids had received more than 5 million clicks on YouTube over the weekend.
Lawmakers say it's time the drug is brought into the fold of the health care industry so patients can buy it at their corner pharmacy.
The court will decide whether roughly 360 prisoners serving mandatory no-parole sentences for crimes they committed when they were under age 18 deserve a shot at freedom.
Attorneys gave closing arguments Friday in a rare trial to determine whether Detroit can become the largest municipality to fix its finances in bankruptcy court.
Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr will not make changes to city employee retiree benefits as planned January first.
After winning Detroit's hotly contested mayor's race over Sheriff Benny Napoleon, what advice does L. Brooks Patterson, Denise Ilitch and Mark Hackel have for Mayor-elect Mike Duggan?
Backers say they hope the Legislature gives the bills final approval by year's end.
Detroit's bankruptcy trial is entering its eighth day with the return of former Michigan Treasurer Andy Dillon to the witness chair.
A beautiful, but decaying, home was boarded up by a community action group looking to draw the attention of the Detroit Mayor-elect.
"I resent it and hopefully we will get to the point where we start to get worldwide attention for the things that we're starting to do well in the city," Mike Duggan said.
Voters have given a big thumbs up to proposals offering some legal protection to recreational marijuana users in three cities.
The bill requires more than 40,000 people on Michigan's sex offender registry to pay an annual $50 fee.
With voter turnout under 20 percent -- Mike Duggan beat Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon 55 to 45 percent.