State Lawmakers Want A Crackdown On Fracking
Proposed legislation would tighten regulation on a process known as "fracking."
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Proposed legislation would tighten regulation on a process known as "fracking."
Obama administration officials have been in contact with leaders in Detroit, according a spokesman.
A federal judge says he'll hear arguments Oct. 1 on the legality of Michigan's ban on gay marriage and adoption by same-sex couples.
The city's retirement system is underfunded by $3.5 billion
The state's elections director says there is nothing to stop Mike Duggan from mounting a write-in campaign in his efforts to become the next mayor of Detroit.
The Obama administration announced the names Tuesday of the 147 participants in the summer 2013 White House Internship Program.
Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr has cancelled a planned bus tour of the city's hardest-hit areas with about 25 creditors.
Orr has ordered the City Council not to name replacements for two colleagues that resigned.
The investigation into allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a young man by former Detroit City Council President Charles Pugh are on hold, for now.
For the first time a woman will head Macomb County's Juvenile Justice Center.
Terri Lynn Land and Gary Peters are seeking to replace veteran Democratic U.S. Sen. Carl Levin, who says he won't seek re-election in 2014.
Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow is taking on the fight to retroactively reduce student loan rates that doubled at the first of the month.
The shape of Detroit's financial future and city leadership could be determined in the week ahead.
Senator Debbie Stabenow will be joining students from colleges across Michigan Monday at Oakland Community College in Southfield.
The Secretary of State is reminding Michigan residents that they have until Monday, July 8 to register in order to vote in the Aug. 6 election.