Misconduct By Prosecutor, Perjury By Police: Man Freed After Years In Prison
A judge has ordered a Farmington Hills man, imprisoned for more than seven years, released because his drug trial was marred by perjury and misconduct.
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A judge has ordered a Farmington Hills man, imprisoned for more than seven years, released because his drug trial was marred by perjury and misconduct.
A Wayne State professor was scheduled to speak at a Catholic college about gay marriage but then suddenly was asked not to speak.
An estimated 40 percent of the state's budget comes from the federal government.
By midnight tonight, the federal government may be out of business -- at least temporarily. If that happens, what would it mean for local governments?
Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert took to national TV to talk about millions in federal government dollars coming to Detroit.
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A tribute is being held for Congressman John Conyers, of Detroit, this evening to honor his five decades in Congress.
The State Treasury Department will provide a worksheet on its website that can be used to recalculate income for Michigan taxes.
Michigan has moved a step closer toward implementing more rigorous education standards that supporters say will improve classroom teaching and better prepare students for college.
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In all, Attorney General Eric Holder, announced the city would receive over two million dollars, enough cash to put ten more cops on the streets.
"This president is committed to the future of Detroit, we believe this will be the greatest comeback story in the history of American cities," said Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan.
Ahead of a Friday meeting in Detroit with several members of the Obama administration, the White House is detailing their plan to support the city.
Orr has said the city has underfunded obligations of about $3.5 billion for pensions and $5.7 billion for retiree health coverage.
Recipients would also be cut off if they refuse to take a drug test.