State Rep. Phil Cavanaugh May Run Against Ficano
Cavanagh called Langton's Talk Radio 1270 show to discuss Ficano's Wednesday night State of the County address, where he didn't spare the embattled exec -- who has three years left on his term.
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Cavanagh called Langton's Talk Radio 1270 show to discuss Ficano's Wednesday night State of the County address, where he didn't spare the embattled exec -- who has three years left on his term.
Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano delivered his annual State of the County address Wednesday night, beginning by saying he's sorry for the recent scandals rocking his administration.
Um... I think someone handed you the wrong note, Rick. Michigan voters clearly decided to see other people.
A coalition seeking to overturn Michigan's law giving more power to state-appointed emergency managers says it's submitting more than 218,000 voter signatures in hopes of eventually overturning the law.
After winning a close race against Rick Santorum, a victorious Mitt Romney took the stage in Novi to thank his supporters.
Macomb County executive Mark Hackel is challenging the county commission's claim that it must pre-approve all business transactions.
Voters in part of Genesee County picked another Republican to replace a recalled GOP lawmaker in the Michigan House on Tuesday, while a Democrat will take the place of a party colleague in a district representing part of Oakland County.
Embattled Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano is scheduled to give his annual State of the County address Wednesday night.
Rick Santorum said he was proud of how close he came in "Romney's State"
Political insiders are saying that Romney really needs to win Michigan decisively in order to move forward with any sort of momentum.
As directed by the court, Governor Rick Snyder's Detroit Financial Review Team conducted a meeting open to the public.
An 86-year-old World War II victim was carjacked at a Detroit gas station in broad daylight on his way home from Bible study.
Election officials expect between 15 percent and 20 percent of the state's registered voters to cast ballots in Tuesday's presidential primary election.
City Manager Mark Pollack says they've already done all they can to make up for declining property values, including 10-percent wage cuts from every city employee.
WWJ Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick reports that the group gathering petition signatures, is getting close to its self-appointed goal of 250,000.