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This week on Michigan Matters, Host Carol Cain, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, Oakland County Executive Brooks Patterson, Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel talk about cars, stars, and what 2013 looks like for the Metro Detroit.
Don Yowchuang and Paul Seewald were sentenced for their part in what state Attorney General Bill Schuette called a "cut and paste job that would make a fourth grade art teacher cringe
Noticeably absent from Gov. Rich Snyder's annual State of the State address: any significant mention of Detroit.
Gov. Rick Snyder proposes raising billions of dollars to patch up Michigan's ailing roads and bridges; the centerpiece message in his third State of the State address.
Setting the stage for a fierce battle in Congress, President Obama calls for universal background checks, renewal of an assault weapons ban and limits on high-capacity magazines.
Mayor Dave Bing says individuals or companies that owe income taxes to the city can pay their back taxes without penalty from Jan. 22 through Feb. 16.
Governor Rick Snyder is expected to be met by hundreds of protesters Wednesday night as he delivers his third State of the State Address.
Detroit City Council has voted to approve a change in how much non-union city employees pay for health care.
Pit-bull owners in Ypsilanti Township who don't have their dogs spayed or neutered could face jail time.
Some lawmakers say Snyder will be painting a deceiving picture during his third State of the State address.
Talking to reporters during the North American International Auto Show media preview, UAW President Bob King says the union is mapping out a strategy.
Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick says he does not believe he's broken any rules, and has followed the conditions of his parole to a T.
President Barack Obama says it is "absurd" that Republicans would threaten to let the United States default on its loans.
The embattled ex-Detroit mayor is backpedaling on comments he made last week when he called his not reporting a $2,000 gift he received a trivial matter.
On day 49 of the trial last Monday one of the government's star witnesses took the stand.