Troy City Council Approves Revised Plan For Transit Center
Troy City Council met Tuesday evening to consider what they call a 'revised' plan for a city transit center.
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Troy City Council met Tuesday evening to consider what they call a 'revised' plan for a city transit center.
Governor Rick Snyder is preparing for his second state of the state address, set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. from the Capitol.
Michigan secretary of state Ruth Johnson is defending a decision to put Barack Obama's name on the ballot.
"That's in litigation - the lawyers always think we talk way too much to begin with - let the facts come out in litigation," added Ficano.
U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow's campaign is reporting that the Michigan Democrat raised over $1.2 million in the last three months of 2011, leaving her with a $5.9 million campaign chest.
A state review team is in Detroit this week, working with Mayor Dave Bing to decide whether an emergency manager should be appointed for the city.
A Wayne State University law professor says public pressure is forcing changes in proposed laws designed to prevent content piracy on the Internet.
Demonstrators say the law is racially biased and targets communities and school districts that are mostly black.
In his suit, Azzam Elder claims Ficano has covered up several other severance deals with county employees following the Mullin controversy.
A walk to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was held in West Bloomfield Sunday. There are numerous events being held throughout metro Detroit on Monday.
Civil rights activist - the Reverend Al Sharpton - in Detroit Sunday lending his voice to oppose the state's emergency manager law.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark office is setting up its first satellite branch and it's chosen Detroit as its home.
Gov. Rick Snyder's second annual State of the State address on Wednesday is going to include some mixed grades on how well he's succeeded in making Michigan a better place to live.
Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel has named five local community leaders to the Macomb County Board of Ethics.
The group is sponsoring a Senate debate Saturday at Central Michigan University and plans to return to old a straw poll and decide which candidate will get the group's backing leading up to the August GOP primary.