Sweeping Changes To Operation Of City Water & Sewerage Dept.
While Mayor Dave Bing acknowledged a "lack of accountability" has been an issue, he emphasized control of the Water Department will remain as is.
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While Mayor Dave Bing acknowledged a "lack of accountability" has been an issue, he emphasized control of the Water Department will remain as is.
GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney plans to attend three debates before the holidays, including one at Oakland University next Wednesday.
A coalition trying to repeal a Michigan law giving state-appointed emergency managers more power over financially troubled cities and schools continues an attempt to make the November 2012 ballot.
Dr. Mark Greenwald, professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience at WSU, will be conducting two studies involving marijuana use among people being treated for HIV-AIDS.
They ought to be downright embarrassed, Newt Gingrich, outspoken former Speaker of the House and GOP candidate told Carol Cain during a conversation in advance of a GOP debate in Metro Detroit.
Amid a severance scandal and a shakeup in Wayne County Government, Roberto Ficano was asked if he's planning to resign.
A $1.5 million grant to a Wayne State University researcher from the National Institute on Drug Abuse of the National Institutes of Health could have policy implications in Michigan and other states regarding the therapeutic use of marijuana.
Elections officials anticipate a Nov. 8 voter turnout of just 10 percent.
Michigan lawmakers have begun approving a new plan to award money in the state's newly capped, $25 million film production incentive program.
Not to sound indelicate, but figuring the ages of Michigan's congressional delegation is an exercise in higher math.
Republicans say the measure updates Michigan's workers' compensation laws, reflects recent court rulings and could help crack down on fraud while encouraging injured workers to seek some type of employment when they're able.
State Department of Human Services Director Maura Corrigan told The Associated Press on Wednesday the agency will make the change on Jan. 1 so food stamp applicants can keep two cars to get to work, school and job interviews.
Legislation that would require Michigan's public schools to adopt anti-bullying policies has been approved in the Republican-led Senate, but some Democrats say the measure wouldn't do anything to protect students.
Members of a coalition fighting the legislation have a question for Gov. Rick Snyder.
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to re-affirm "In God We Trust" as a national motto, getting a bi-partisan thumbs up from Michigan's congressional delegation – for the most part.