Gov. Snyder Outlines 'Tough' Education Reform Plan
In a plan unveiled Wednesday, Governor Rick Snyder proposed tougher education requirements new Michigan teachers must meet before they get to the classroom.
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In a plan unveiled Wednesday, Governor Rick Snyder proposed tougher education requirements new Michigan teachers must meet before they get to the classroom.
A state lawmaker wants to force future presidential candidates to present original birth certificates before they can appear on the state's ballot. This, as President Obama releases his long-form birth certificate.
During a Wednesday conference, Gov. Rick Snyder plans to propose tougher education requirements new Michigan teachers must meet before they can serve in the classroom.
A Democratic state Senator says she is pursuing a constitutional amendment to keep Gov. Snyder from dipping into the state's School Aid Fund to help pay for his proposed business tax credit.
It's all over the decision to honor Detroit rocker Kid Rock at the NAACP's Fight for Freedom Fund Dinner.
Two Marines from Michigan have died while on combat operations in Helmand Province in Afghanistan.
Some state legislators will be on hand to hear the concerns of parents and community members in Birmingham.
The proposed plate, which would require legislative approval, was on display Monday while Johnson was at Hurley Medical Center.
Governor Rick Snyder says he wants to reinvent education to increase the number of students who are ready for college.
Governor wants budget complete by end of May. Lawmakers say the plans are a work in progress and are likely to change.
Each of the schools will make a 20-minute presentation to convince emergency financial manager Robert Bobb why they should be spared.
Detroit City Council President Charles Pugh says educated youth will help grow the city.
Democrats say it would discourage stem cell research at universities.
Michigan Partners in Crisis says the switch made this year will save the state 15 million dollars, by giving mental health inmates cheaper medications.
Voters in Troy are accusing a pollster of using scare tactics to win support of a tax increase.