Stupak: No Regrets Over Key Health Care Law Vote
Former Democratic Rep. Bart Stupak had to endure death threats and screams of "baby killer!" for lending his crucial support to the federal health care law.
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Former Democratic Rep. Bart Stupak had to endure death threats and screams of "baby killer!" for lending his crucial support to the federal health care law.
President Obama announced Friday that the United States will withdraw nearly all troops from Iraq by the end of the year, effectively bringing the long and polarizing war in Iraq to an end.
Speaking in front of the decaying Michigan Central Depot in Detroit, Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain redefined his tax plan to exclude the poorest Americans and to allow some deductions.
The ACLU accused the FBI of abusing increased powers it was given after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, citing partially redacted documents which show the FBI crossed the line in its assessment of Arab Americans in Michigan and other areas of the country.
A new worry for Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, as he's now the target of a recall petition.
Under pressure of an FBI investigation, Robert Ficano has suspended a special severance plan that could have paid hundreds of political appointees hefty packages.
A Michigan Senate panel has failed to approve a bill authorizing a new bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.
In east Dearborn, surprise, anger, relief are being expressed on word of Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi's capture and death. (Warning: Graphic image at the link).
"Not at all. Not at all. I've not done anything wrong," Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano said.
A pastor who said he was inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement was arrested after refusing to leave Holland's city hall in protest of the city's decision not to expand its anti-discrimination ordinance.
One day after FBI agents served subpoenas at Wayne County offices, county commissioners will meet to discuss the growing severance pay scandal. Meanwhile, former Ficano appointee Steve Hood says he's not surprised by the scandal.
Michigan needs a new tax on services. That's the message MSU economist Charles Ballard will deliver Thursday morning as part of his 2012 economic forecast for the Engineering Society of Detroit.
Michigan residents can now access the online, no-wait Secretary of State through a new tool available at ExpressSOS.com, Michigan Secretary of State Ruth Johnson announced Wednesday.
Michigan residents could legally buy more powerful, higher-grade fireworks under legislation approved by the state House.
Wayne County's top elected official has hired a lawyer to represent him in an FBI investigation of a severance deal with a high-ranking employee.