Snyder Meets With Interns During Town Hall Meeting
Governor Rick Snyder was in town to speak to a group of college interns about their work experience and staying in Michigan after graduation.
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Governor Rick Snyder was in town to speak to a group of college interns about their work experience and staying in Michigan after graduation.
Michigan Democrat and U.S. Representative Sander Levin is asking the Treasury Department's inspector general to explain why that information was not previously disclosed.
State Democrats are putting pressure on Republicans to cut short their summer vacations and come back to work.
More than 200 mayors are at this year's United States Conference of Mayors, including Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett.
The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments approved a plan this week to widen I-94 and I-75 despite fierce opposition.
The action follows 13 years of work to update the 71,000-acre lakeshore's management plan.
Michigan environmental officials are looking into the effect that dust from petroleum coke piles is having along the Detroit River.
Gov. Rick Snyder on Thursday berated his fellow Republicans — telling them to do their jobs.
Kevyn Orr has ordered a fraud and corruption investigation into the police and fire pension fund and general employee pension fund.
The ruling means Jenifer French could be reinstated with back pay and benefits that were worth $90,000 a year.
A day after ending his bid for mayor of Detroit, former Detroit Medical Center CEO Mike Duggan is being mentioned as a possible candidate for governor of Michigan.
It's essentially do-or-die time if legislators are going to make hundreds of thousands of more adults eligible for government-funded health insurance in January under the federal health care law.
A bill approved by the Senate creates an independent, permanent state commission to establish standards designed to ensure effective counsel is given to low-income defendants.
After state lawmakers legalized louder, more powerful fireworks in 2011, they began hearing from residents and local officials upset about noise and safety issues.
"I'm going to try to find another way to help. I'm not leaving Detroit," said Duggan.