Vibrant Cities Adviser Draws On DNR Experience
Rodney Stokes, Gov. Rick Snyder's point man on the administration's vibrant cities initiative, knows there's not a lot of spare money to invest in recreation and green space in Michigan cities.
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Rodney Stokes, Gov. Rick Snyder's point man on the administration's vibrant cities initiative, knows there's not a lot of spare money to invest in recreation and green space in Michigan cities.
Ex-Michigan Gov. James Blanchard says not releasing more than two years of tax returns could be "fatal" for GOP Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.
Postal workers, the UAW and the AFL-CIO joined a crowd of teachers Thursday in front the Fisher Building.
Southwest Detroit residents stood out in the rain to watch as four apartment buildings deemed dangerous are demolished.
Milstein worked hard, very hard. And he created one of the nation's most successful mortgage lending firms in the country where he serves as founder and CEO.
The Creole Gallery in north Lansing is asking for entries to a juried art exhibition called The Vagina Show.
Long-sought changes to the state public school employees' retirement system have been delayed by weeks.
The Michigan Senate has approved legislation aimed at increasing education and training to help prevent the sexual abuse of children.
The state says Michigan's jobless rate rose 0.1 percentage points in June, the second consecutive monthly increase after a yearlong decline.
Groups upset over last month's silencing of a female Democratic lawmaker who said "vagina" during a state House debate have delivered 115,000 signatures asking for an apology.
A 10 percent employee wage cut and work rule changes are being imposed by Detroit Mayor Dave Bing under a plan to get the city's finances under control.
Women riled over last month's silencing of a female Democratic lawmaker who said "vagina" during a House debate about anti-abortion legislation and another who said "vasectomy" are pushing back at what they say is a war on women.
A rift among Michigan's Republican lawmakers means Gov. Rick Snyder won't get the House approval he wants Wednesday to start work on a website for purchasing health insurance that's required under the federal health care law.
Five non-profit organizations have received federal funds to help make payments on behalf of Detroit residents behind on their mortgage.
The consent decrees arose out of an investigation that began in 2000, and involve how Detroit police officers are trained, use force, and how prisoners are housed.