Wolf Hunt Foes Raise Most In Mich. Ballot Drives
Opponents of a plan to allow wolf hunting in Michigan have raised the most among groups backing four statewide ballot drives.
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Opponents of a plan to allow wolf hunting in Michigan have raised the most among groups backing four statewide ballot drives.
A late entrant into the Detroit mayor's race is taking direct aim at write-in candidate Mike Duggan.
A New York auction house could be interested in putting the DIA's art collection on the block.
A federal judge has put a stop to lawsuits threatening Detroit's bankruptcy and declared that he will handle any challenges.
A judge is expected to make a key decision, Wednesday afternoon. in the Detroit bankruptcy case.
Shape up or be fired: That's what could happen to teachers deemed ineffective under a proposed system to be considered by state lawmakers.
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UAW President Bob King says the state has the responsibility to live up to its promises.
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