Tim Kiska: Detroit's Clout -- Or Lack Of -- At The Ballot Box
The results of 12 of 16 elections statewide would have stayed the same—even without Detroit in the equation.
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The results of 12 of 16 elections statewide would have stayed the same—even without Detroit in the equation.
The Michigan jobless rate in November 2011 was one and six-tenths percentage points below the November 2010 rate of 11.4 percent.
Councilman Kwame Kenyatta says the city needs to start fighting these lawsuits in court and stop settling.
A federal court in Detroit will hear a lawsuit challenging new legislative district lines. We'll live with the decision for the next 10 years.
A series of arson fires highlight a devastated Detroit neighborhood and a house of worship that stands as a beacon of hope.
Fallout from the Troy mayor's use of the word "queer" continued Tuesday as the leader of a student association said it made some teens feel so hopeless they contemplated suicide.
State Senator Glenn Anderson, a democrat from Livonia, spoke at a town hall meeting on the issue, saying if approved, it'll end up costing every taxpayer in the state.
Snyder says Michigan has taken steps to encourage job growth that will be more useful than a right-to-work law, such as significantly cutting business taxes that will go into effect Jan. 1st. Gov. Rick Snyder still maintains he doesn't want Michigan to become a right-to-work state.
The debate continues in Lansing over whether to raise the number of Michigan charter schools.
He hasn't even been sworn in yet, but Highland Park Mayor-elect DeAndre Windom says talk of appointing an emergency manager has come up.
Lowe's is pulling their advertisements following complaints and emails from various groups, including at least one conservative Christian organization.
A departure ceremony was held at the Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Mt. Clemens for the for the 3-238th Battalion.
Legislation would help stabilize Michigan's sagging unemployment trust fund, which because of the high jobless rate has shelled out more money in benefits than it has collected in payments from employers financing the system.
Nancy Schlichting, CEO of the Henry Ford Health System, talks to Carol Cain about employment and other issues in the health care industry before joining L. Brooks Patterson and Denise Ilitch on the roundtable.
Michigan Republicans said Thursday they're exploring possible backup plans in case a new state law related to emergency managers running troubled cities and schools is suspended next year.