Royal Oak Voter Cries Foul At The Voting Precincts
Several initiatives are on the ballots Tuesday and one issue in Royal Oak has sparked a lot of conversation.
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Several initiatives are on the ballots Tuesday and one issue in Royal Oak has sparked a lot of conversation.
The stakes are high for Henry Ford Community College -- as it awaits the fate of a pair of bond requests.
Andy Dillon, who resigned his position last week, was called as a trial witness by unions opposed to Detroit's Chapter 9 filing.
Both of Detroit's mayoral candidates have officially cast their ballots.
The U.S. Justice Department says it will monitor Tuesday's elections to protect against discrimination "on the basis of race, color or membership in a minority language group."
Voters across Metro Detroit will be heading to the polls on Tuesday to decide on a variety of political races and ballot proposals.
Voters in three Michigan cities have a chance to give some legal protection to recreational marijuana users.
The new mayor will have little immediate power as the debt-ridden metropolis is guided through the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history by an emergency manager.
The weighty fish launched an unofficial write-in campaign via Twitter.
At stake is the future of "millionaire parties," casino-style events where nonprofits split cash proceeds with unlicensed poker rooms.
A pilot project that lets repeat drunken drivers get a restricted driver's license by installing a breath alcohol ignition device on their vehicle is one step closer to becoming a permanent law.
The Michigan Legislature has given the final go-ahead to resume spending money to implement more rigorous and uniform national education standards.
Detroit's mayoral campaign trail has taken a decidedly negative tone in these final days leading up to Tuesday's election.
Lawmakers began debating whether to take a hard-line stance by holding back the state's 36,000 third-graders who are not proficient in reading.