S.O.P. Says 'No' To Closing Dearborn's Swimming Pools
The city of Dearborn is -- once again -- considering closing three swimming pools this year and another three next year.
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The city of Dearborn is -- once again -- considering closing three swimming pools this year and another three next year.
With the Michigan State Police soon to get involved in an investigation of the Detroit Crime Lab, some families are hoping it will help clear their loved ones who have been convicted of crimes.
Scores of World War II veterans, their families and friends filled the Historic Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak Monday.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian should be released from the hospital within the next few days, according to his long time friend and health advocate.
Gov. Rick Snyder thinks a lower unemployment rate, rosier economic outlook and tight restraints in the new budget passed Thursday might be reason enough for the three ratings agencies to reassess.
The state lost its top AAA bond rating from Standard and Poor's back in 2003, and years of bad economic news limited its ability to improve its ranking with any of the three major agencies that rate state debt.
Supporters say the videos will protect suspects and police when charges are filed and cases move to court.
Republican Mitt Romney gets applause from Mich. Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer who mentioned his bold leadership as the former Mass. governor worked both sides of the aisle for health care.
With so much talk of China and its impact on Michigan, Carol Cain finds out what Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer has to say about it as he returns from a trip to the Asian nation.
The Michigan Legislature is finalizing Governor Rick Synder's $47 billion spending plan in record time.
As Gov. Snyder and state Republicans celebrate the budget deal, some Michigan lawmakers and educators remain concerned about what cuts to education will mean for students.
The Republican-led Michigan Legislature has finished approving a new state budget that will cut state aid for education and many state departments.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed the most sweeping tax change in the state since 1994 when Proposal A fundamentally altered the way schools are funded.
The state may be cutting off support to families who can't afford to bury their loved ones.
Hundreds of patients and caregivers will rally on the Capitol steps at noon Wednesday in Lansing against the ongoing arrests of patients under Michigan's Medical Marijuana law.