Detroit EM Defends Possible Art Sale: 35,000 Pieces Are 'Free And Clear'
If you don't want Detroit to sell the art — you'd better have a better idea," Kevyn Orr told the Economic Club.
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If you don't want Detroit to sell the art — you'd better have a better idea," Kevyn Orr told the Economic Club.
The state says there's enough money to keep WIC going for a bit amid a partial federal government shutdown.
"The American people would get better government out of Monkey Island at the local zoo than we're giving them today."
Detroit mayoral candidate Mike Duggan says the state's lease deal amounts to a conflict of interest.
It was a victory in court Wednesday for AFSCME Council 25.
The Wayne County elections commission ruled the petition lacked hard facts.
The state will lose $18 million each day the shutdown continues, Budget Director John Nixon said. "This is just ridiculous."
The law passed weeks ago but state lawmakers refuse to give the law immediate effect so those needing the aid of Medicaid will have to wait until April of 2014.
It's a 30 year-term with two 15-year renewals.
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy endorsed the Wayne County Sheriff and his bid to become Detroit's next mayor.
It's a new law updating when Michigan students have to submit a certificate of immunization to schools.
Gov. Rick Snyder will be asked about his role in giving the green light to the largest municipal Chapter 9 filing in U.S. history.
A Michigan House committee has approved legislation to monitor the sale of scrap metal and other frequently stolen materials.
For the first time in nearly two decades, the federal government staggered into a partial shutdown early Tuesday morning.
Federal workers in Michigan will still have to report to work Tuesday even though the government is shutting down.