Secretary Of State Initiates "Safe Elections" Plan
Plans to improve the Michigan voting process are in the works.
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Plans to improve the Michigan voting process are in the works.
Michigan's state government may have wound up bringing in more money than previously expected for the fiscal year that ended in September.
Kilpatrick is paying the city back little by little as he tries to pay off an $860,000 tab ... at the rate of $150 a month.
Several tents dot the landscape in the park and many people spent the night after a few hundred people began the Occupy Detroit protest at Grand Circus Park.
Organizers of Occupy Detroit began gathering at the Coleman A Young Municipal Building Friday afternoon and plan to march to Grand Circus Park to occupy the area indefinitely.
Obama patted workers on the back and said: "Good job. I'm proud of you. Keep up the good work." Larry Campbell, a 15-year GM worker from Rochester Hills, thanked Obama for "believing" in GM.
Why is Michigan losing talented university graduates? During a speech at University of Michigan on Friday, Gov. Rick Snyder pointed to a lack of jobs.
Up to 1,000 people are expected to gather in downtown Detroit on Friday in an effort to spread the "Occupy Wall Street" movement message.
Now, left-of-center groups plan on "occupying" Detroit. Is it possible they'll start accepting some of the responsibility for it?
Republican leaders in Michigan are thankful that our state is on the president's radar, but there are still a few issues they are critically judging.
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded Lansing's credit rating.
President Obama brings his "free trade" message to Michigan Friday as he visits General Motors' Orion assembly plant with South Korea's President Lee Myung-bak.
The Republican-led Michigan House is balking at federal regulations that will phase out the making and sale of incandescent light bulbs beginning in 2012.
A GOP-led state House committee has approved a proposal that would change Michigan's auto insurance coverage requirements for people injured in accidents.
Speaking at a Great Lakes conference in Detroit, former Vice President Al Gore said major polluters are purposely sowing seeds of doubt about global warming.