Court Ruling Could Lift Ban On Same-Sex Marriage In State Of Michigan
A U.S. district judge could make a ruling on whether Michigan's 2004 ban on same-sex marriage violates the U.S. Constitution.
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A U.S. district judge could make a ruling on whether Michigan's 2004 ban on same-sex marriage violates the U.S. Constitution.
Is Ted Nugent considering a run for the White House? In a Washington Post interview, The Motor City Madman hinted at presidential ambitions.
Michigan's Bridge Card program is back up and running.
Lawmakers take an initial step forward with a bill that would make districts and charter schools define "cyberbullying" and include it in their anti-bullying policies.
Gary Peters is the lone Democrat running to succeed Carl Levin, the long-time Democratic senator who is retiring at the end of 2014.
The bills are designed to protect injured motorists from overaggressive solicitors in the days after their accident.
"We don't have enough police to stop murders, much less stop people from hauling around pseudo service dogs."
Michigan Treasurer Andy Dillon announced his resignation Friday, citing acrimony associated with his recent divorce that drew media attention.
Jim Bonsall has apologized for a comment he made about "someone in a hoodie" that a city employee said was racially insensitive.
Union members carried signs as they marched Thursday in downtown Detroit.
"We will not tolerate this kind of betrayal of the public trust," said Barbara McQuade.
Andy Dillon was questioned behind closed doors for more than three hours Thursday in Lansing.
"This is the kind of sentence that you see for homicides, major drug dealing."
"I think everyone here understands Mr. Kilpatrick was convicted of running a criminal enterprise," Judge Nancy Edmunds said, adding the enterprise started while he was still in the state House of Representatives and continued through all six years he was in the mayor's office.
A criminal complaint targeting former Detroit City Council President Charles Pugh was filed this week by Madison Heights police.