Board Of Canvassers Will Not Certify Primary Election Vote
The Wayne County Board of Canvassers decided not to certify the city's mayoral primary election following questions about the way ballots were counted.
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The Wayne County Board of Canvassers decided not to certify the city's mayoral primary election following questions about the way ballots were counted.
There are more than 20,000 Detroit city retirees whose pensions hang in the balance as the city moves through bankruptcy.
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson supports the action taken Tuesday ...
The city's biggest employee union, retirees and even a few dozen residents filed objections Monday to Detroit's request for bankruptcy protection.
Sunny was born a year ago in June in Michigan and arrived at the White House Monday.
"I'm pleased to see Pontiac emerge as a financially stable city and return to local control," the governor said.
Four years after raising customers' bills to meet mandates to sell cleaner power, Michigan's biggest utilities are eliminating the fees or slashing them significantly.
The family of a former local marine who's spent the past two years in an Iranian prison is holding a fundraiser to help secure this release.
Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard says that by and large it's been a quiet cruise as far as police activity is concerned.
The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office is reportedly considering whether to charge state Treasurer Andy Dillon with assaulting his ex-wife.
State Senator Rick Jones believes motorists are being unnecessarily ticketed so communities can make some cash.
The appellate opinion says the law "would chill a substantial amount of First Amendment-protected activity."
A former Michigan lawmaker's switch to the Republican Party just before an election deadline was itself "not a mistake" but the plotting around it was, said state House Speaker Jase Bolger.
A report says a nonprofit fund that Rick Snyder created has seen a sharp drop in donations in the latest year.
A divided Michigan appeals court has ruled that the state's right-to-work law applies to 35,000 unionized state employees.