Detroit EM Orr Has 2 Weeks Left To Prepare Plan
May 9 is the deadline for Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr to submit his turnaround plan to the state.
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May 9 is the deadline for Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr to submit his turnaround plan to the state.
Under the bill introduced by Rep. Jeff Irwin, possession of an ounce or less of pot would be a civil infraction.
In a statement, former VP Dick Cheney says he's "honored to pay tribute to the country's most humble leader."
Ex-Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum got a standing ovation from 1,000 students at Grosse Pointe South High School.
Michigan lawmakers are taking significant steps toward passing the next state budget, expected to total about $48 billion.
House budget committees had approved funding reductions or restrictions for public employers such as the University of Michigan and Wayne State University in recent weeks
Ken Cockrel said his heart remains with Detroit but he thinks he can help in other ways
The former GOP Presidential candidate will now spend more time at a local school after his appearance had, at one point, been canceled.
Some low-income Michigan families would have to pass drug tests and make sure their children don't miss too many days of school in order to qualify for welfare benefits, under legislation being considered by the state Legislature.
Air traffic controllers are being furloughed across the country as a part of sequestration. As a result, travelers going through Detroit Metro Airport could soon see longer wait times
Democrat Debbie Dingell says she won't be making a bid for the U.S. Senate seat Carl Levin will vacate in 2014.
Supporters say the legislation protects religious freedom and is needed particularly in the wake of the federal health care law mandating employer-provided birth control in their health plans.
Vice President Joe Biden says the way people have reacted to the Boston Marathon bombings and Texas fertilizer plant explosion has been incredible.
A multi-agency team will sweep the halls to ensure the building is safe and secure before the vice president arrives in Detroit.
Owners of blighted and neglected property who don't pay their fines in Michigan would face tougher penalties -- including potential jail time -- under legislation overwhelmingly approved by the state Senate earlier this week.