Poll: Obama Leads Romney, Gingrich In Michigan
A new poll gives President Obama the lead over all Republilcan challengers in Michigan, including its favorite son.
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A new poll gives President Obama the lead over all Republilcan challengers in Michigan, including its favorite son.
Snyder works from his electronic devices as the state police drive him from his home outside Ann Arbor each day. But even at his Lansing office, it's hard to find him with a paper in hand.
Metro Airport was beefing up security as it prepared for President Barack Obama's arrival tonight ahead of his speech tomorrow at U of M.
L. Brooks Patterson said a private group has been formed to run a statewide petition drive to amend the Michigan constitution to allow the casinos.
The Detroit Housing Commission will be returned to local control, following seven years under federal receivership.
Financially strapped, and under a state audit, there is word that the City of Detroit could soon be closing a number of area parks, making popular music and ethnic festivals a thing of the past.
Detroit's population decline means City Council now must weigh in on new liquor licenses from bars, restaurants or other venues.
State Representative John Olumba sent a letter to the 15 members of the Wayne County Commission urging them to pass a resolution asking Gov. Rick Snyder to begin removal hearings.
Across the aisle, Michigan's Democrats appeared to hear an entirely different speech, lavishly praising the president's performance and his initiatives.
Schuette will call for using $100 million of the state's $500 million dollar surplus to hire additional officers.
President Obama praised Ritterby for his determination and also made a commitment to continue to explore alternative energy measures.
The new designation will be costly for homeowners as well as any new construction within that area.
A General Motors plant manager and a western Michigan wind turbine company worker are scheduled to sit near the first lady during the State of the Union address.
Charlie Langton spoke with Rep. Rick Olson, R-Saline, about a plan to fix Michigan's roads: a gas tax hike. Can Michiganians afford another .09 cents per gallon?
"Oh, boo-hoo, Oh, boo-hoo," Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero said. "Really, you mean in a tough economy people make mistakes? Please. This is nothing but avarice and greed."