Schuette Looks To Close Med-Marijuana Gaps
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is taking aim at the state's medical marijuana law.
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Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is taking aim at the state's medical marijuana law.
Funeral arrangements have been finalized for Eleanor Josaitis, co- founder of Focus: HOPE.
Five labor unions that represent 35,000 state workers say they are teaming up to use their collective clout in upcoming contract talks.
The mayor's office has launched another internal investigation into Detroit's troubled Human Services Department.
The federal government is giving out $4.5 million to clean up Lake Erie.
A new phase begins in Ecorse's master planning and they say residents are needed for 'Envision Ecorse!'
An effort to recall a state lawmaker from Lenawee County has failed after organizers missed the deadline to get petition signatures to the Michigan secretary of state.
It may not be cats doing funny tricks but America has shown it still has a love affair with a good story, which is how Rob Bliss explained the phenomenal success of his Lip Dub Video touting his hometown of Grand Rapids.
Michigan National Guard soldiers returned home Saturday after serving in Afghanistan for the past year.
According to a source speaking to the Associated Press, President Barack Obama has signed a Senate bill that will end a partial shutdown of the FAA.
The mood of Michigan residents has soured somewhat, according to Michigan State University's latest State of the State Survey.
Lawmakers are considering plans that could spur major upgrades to the nation's aging energy pipelines, driven by a string of recent oil spills, deadly natural gas blasts and what they call federal regulators' inaction.
President Barack Obama plans to visit an advanced battery facility in Holland, Mich., next week to highlight his administration's efforts to boost the economy by promoting cutting-edge industries.
We could see some movement this week in the attempts to recall some state lawmakers. Meanwhile, lawmakers in Lansing are divided on the efficacy of recalls.
Gov. Rick Snyder announced the appointment of 11 people to the board of the new Education Achievement System, which will take over and run Michigan's lowest performing schools.