State House Passes Bills To Change Medical Pot Law
Michigan lawmakers could be making some changes to the medical marijuana law.
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Michigan lawmakers could be making some changes to the medical marijuana law.
The 73-year-old Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson on is officially running for a fifth term in office.
Eric Holder Jr., the country's first African-American U.S. attorney general, will be the keynote speaker at the Detroit Branch NAACP's 57th Annual Fight For Freedom Fund Dinner this Sunday at Cobo Center.
An illegal strike is one of several options by unions upset that Detroit is trying to balance its books by laying off hundreds of workers and imposing steep concessions.
A petition to recall the Republican majority leader of the Michigan Senate has been rejected by a Monroe County board.
A Corrections Department spokesman says Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's $160 restitution was more than tripled when it was discovered that he could afford a lot more.
It's a question in the air as Mike Duggan, former prosecutor, Wayne County official and director of the Detroit Medical Center, dips his toes in the political pool.
Ex-Detroit and Wayne County financial chief Bella Marshall has died. She was 62.
Detroit police chief Ralph Godbee and other members of the department met with members of the community to discuss ways to return criminals back to the community in a positive way.
State lawmakers and others gathered in Detroit at a townhall meeting Monday to talk with seniors about state tax law changes on their pensions.
It's been two years since Michiganders have been able to smoke in the state's bars and restaurants, but there are efforts to expand those who are free of the smoking ban.
Monday marked the mayor's first day back at work since late March when he had emergency surgery for a perforated intestine and, about a week later, he was hospitalized with blood clots in his lungs.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing made his first public appearance Sunday since he was hospitalized.
Michigan Democrats are expected to nominate Barack Obama for a second term next weekend, free of the drama of national party threats, candidate withdrawals and talk of a "do-over" that accompanied the 2008 presidential primary.
A certified public accountant and bank executive have been named to Detroit's financial advisory board as part of a consent agreement between the city and Gov. Rick Snyder.