Man Accused Of Threatening President Obama, Appears In Detroit Court
A man accused of threatening the life of President Barack Obama has appeared in federal court in Detroit after being charged with six crimes.
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A man accused of threatening the life of President Barack Obama has appeared in federal court in Detroit after being charged with six crimes.
While Governor Snyder's initial budget included a proposed cut to school districts of approximately $300-per pupil, it looks like some relief could be coming soon.
President Obama's favorability rating rose among Michigan voters after Osama bin Laden's death, but most are unhappy with how he's handling the economy, according to a new poll.
Ex-Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm has taken aim at her former counterpart in California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, typing on Twitter that male governors should keep their "pants zipped.''
A special election will be held August 2nd on a long-term funding solution.
Bruce Power Inc. withdrew an application for a transport license from the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, to allow further talks with opponents, including native tribes.
DTE says Warren will save over 102,000 kilowatt-hours alone by installing LED's along Ryan Road from 10 Mile to 11 Mile.
A group hoping to repeal the state's new Emergency Financial Manager law hopes to have their petitions ready to circulate by early June.
After the big debate over Michigan's budget -- the necessary cuts and the restructuring of the business tax plan -- there's word that there are millions in unanticipated dollars sitting in the state treasury, which earlier seemed bare.
City officials are looking into adding user fees and other revenue generators at the historic park.
Many area senior are getting medical marijuana as a way to deal with the daily aches and pains.
Livonia Republican Congressman Thaddeus McCotter says he isn't planning to seek the nomination to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow in 2012.
The future of Medicare is back in focus in Washington this week, following House passage of a plan that would eliminate the program entirely.
Army Pfc. Robert Friese died April 29 after his unit was attacked by insurgents with a rocket-propelled grenade in Al Qadisiyah province.
The Michigan Legislative Black Caucus is telling lawmakers now working on redrawing legislative lines that certain groundrules must be met.