Chance To Question Gov. Snyder During Wednesday Town Hall
Michigan residents are getting another chance to question Gov. Rick Snyder during an online town hall meeting.
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Michigan residents are getting another chance to question Gov. Rick Snyder during an online town hall meeting.
Council President Pro Tem Gary Brown is encouraging his colleagues to pick former Ford Motor Company Vice President Ronald Goldsberry as one of the two council appointments to the nine member board.
A local public transportation advocacy group says Mayor Dave Bing has not kept his promise to improve DDOT service within 30 days.
Mary Barra, the married mother of two teens, is the highest ranking woman at GM and the entire auto industry.
One of the areas that could be hard hit in Detroit's deep budget cuts could be the city's recreation department.
Once demolished, Pier 19 will be replaced with a series of new ramps designed to streamline bridge traffic to and from local expressways and get the traffic, especially truck traffic, off surrounding surface and residential streets.
Executive Fire Commissioner Donald Austin is coming up with proposals to cut cost now that he is faced with $23 million budget cut.
Workforce reductions are part of Detroit Mayor Dave Bing's budget plan, detailed to City Council on Monday.
The students said they are upset by the school district's decision to impose a ten percent pay cut on teachers.
A group of protestors carried signs and played dodgeball Monday outside WDIV-TV in downtown Detroit.
It will be talk of urban cities as economic catalysts as well as what the east side and west side of the state can learn from each other that will dominate the next "Pancakes and Politics" this Thursday at the Detroit Athletic Club.
The federal government is investigating 5,000 school buses from the 2008 model year that could stall without warning.
Republican lawmakers have long wanted to get rid of a tax on equipment they say is keeping manufacturers from hiring more workers. But there's a hitch, since many local officials don't trust lawmakers to make up the lost funds.
The Detroit International Bridge Company is undertaking a drive to let the citizens of Michigan vote on the fate of a new bridge over the Detroit River.
The Michigan Supreme Court says people can resist police officers who unlawfully enter their homes.