Wage Cuts Coming For Detroit Police, Fire Supervisors
There will be a 10 percent wage cut, cuts in overtime, and more.
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There will be a 10 percent wage cut, cuts in overtime, and more.
An outlandish idea is gaining some interest now that Detroit has filed for Chapter 9 protection.
Thirteen candidates. Different ideas. But they all think they should be the next mayor of Detroit.
Supporters of legalizing marijuana take the next step toward getting the issue placed on the November ballot.
Preparing the local workforce for government-funded projects in Detroit was the theme of a summit held in Detroit Monday.
Mike Townsend claims he was let go by Mayor Dayne Walling in 2011 because he gave records to the state showing Flint was in poor shape.
Governor Snyder has been pushing to expand Medicaid and Monday about 40 people protested outside a hotel where the governor was attending the Macomb County Lincoln Day dinner.
Thirty-one and a half percent of Michigan roads rank as poor - with 34.1 percent fair and 34.4 percent good in the study by TRIP and USA Today.
... if the airline industry experienced as many deaths as there are on the roadways, 35,000 a year, airlines would be shut down.
Michigan consistently leads the country in the number of elected officials facing recall, but major changes to its recall rules could change that.
If the city's gambit succeeds, it could jeopardize an important bargaining tool for unions, which often have deferred higher wages in favor of more generous pensions and health benefits.
The U.S. Supreme Court has scheduled arguments on Michigan's affirmative action ban.
Detroit police say they are investigating what happened to a woman, who was found on the city's west side with critical injuries Friday morning.
A few hundred people learned about Chapter 9 bankruptcy at a forum at Wayne County Community College in Detroit Friday.
This week on Michigan Matters, host Carol Cain invites Judge Greg Mathis to the interview set and the roundtable for a lively discussion on Detroit's bankruptcy issues. Business Executive Denise Ilitch and John Truscott of Truscott/Rossman Public Relations join in the conversation.