State Gets Go-Ahead To Certify Detroit Primary
State canvassers will receive a summary report Tuesday on the write-in tabulations and certify the primary results.
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State canvassers will receive a summary report Tuesday on the write-in tabulations and certify the primary results.
University of Dearborn Political Science Professor Ron Stockton says President Barack Obama has painted himself into a corner.
Several Detroit building safety inspectors were formally charged Friday in 36th District Court with ignoring code violations in exchange for bribes.
Then the court got involved Thursday and ordered the state not to retabulate the ballots. This means the city, county, state -- and now the courts -- are in the thick of what could become one of the most pivotal elections in Detroit history.
The vote clears a big hurdle for implementing a key but optional component of the federal health care law.
A big effort was unveiled Monday in Detroit aimed at cleaning several neighborhoods of abandoned and dangerous homes.
A group of injured veterans are cycling from Chicago to Detroit this week.
Dennis Bryant of Detroit attended a rally at St. Ann's Church and says we have not realized Martin Luther King's dream.
The Board of State Canvassers will meet next week to go over about 18,000 uncounted write-in ballots from Detroit's Aug. 6 mayoral primary.
A spokeswoman said there's "insufficient evidence" to take a case to court.
There's talk in Lansing about raising the speed limit in parts of Michigan to 80 mph, but it is something the people want?
Michigan's Democratic Party chairman criticized a metro Detroit congressman Wednesday for saying it would be a "dream come true" to seek the impeachment of President Barack Obama.
This comes after the Wayne County Board of Canvassers on Tuesday ruled workers in Detroit did not properly count the questionable votes using the so-called "hash mark method."
"Some people... no matter what Obama does, he's still the greatest president they've ever had. That's what you're fighting," he said.
Kym Worthy wrote to the county auditor Willie Mayo that information he supplied her led to an investigation of possible fraud in the project.