New Year Paints New Michigan Economic Picture
Spending was cut and taxes on individuals raised by a similar amount to keep the budget in balance.
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Spending was cut and taxes on individuals raised by a similar amount to keep the budget in balance.
The Department of Defense confirms Saturday that 34-year-old Tech. Sgt. Matthew Schwartz of Traverse City died Thursday in Shir Ghazi in Helmand Province.
On the Friday before Christmas the U.S. Justice Department reversed a law, which until now, has banned internet betting.
Michigan Democrats plan to endorse their candidates for the state Supreme Court and statewide education boards on March 10.
Detroit's mayor says the city no longer is at risk of running out of cash by April as previously expected.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit claiming the constitutional rights of four same-sex couples are being violated by a new Michigan law that bars insurance for some domestic partners.
An attack ad goes after Republican Congressman Fred Upton for not being conservative enough--even though his voting record qualifies him as plenty conservative.
Mike Bishop has announced he will run against incumbent Jessica Cooper.
The Iowa caucuses are over and who's that hanging from the rim with the disturbingly dead smile and eyes so distracted that you swear he would rather be anywhere else?
A coalition seeking to overturn Michigan's law granting expanded powers to emergency managers appointed to run financially struggling cities and schools is continuing its petition drive.
Detroiters are organizing to fight back. That message Monday night at the Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church, where the message was loud and clear. The city does NOT need a state-appointed emergency manager.
Michigan state lawmakers are scheduled to resume sessions at the state Capitol on Jan. 11.
As 2011 winds to a close, we're getting two different report cards.
The Michigan Legislature has officially wrapped up its business for 2011.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley has signed the final package of new Michigan laws for 2011.