Taxpayer Rally At Michigan Capitol
Anti-tax groups and tea party supporters are getting ready to hold their annual taxpayer rally at the Michigan Capitol - just one day after a big protest of the Governor's budget proposals.
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Anti-tax groups and tea party supporters are getting ready to hold their annual taxpayer rally at the Michigan Capitol - just one day after a big protest of the Governor's budget proposals.
Detroit city workers were among those in Lansing, Wednesday, for a show of force against the Governor's proposed budget.
A sick out by bus drivers is causing long delays at bus stops across Detroit.
Michigan Governor Rick Snyder has reached a new budget agreement, which includes a modified pension tax.
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing says the city needs to find $200 million in savings to present a balanced budget for the new fiscal year that starts July 1st.
A gun rights group is planning an ``open carry'' dinner at a Big Boy restaurant in Detroit.
Five State Senators from Detroit asked voters Monday night about their thoughts on budget-cutting in Lansing.
State Representative Rudy Hobbs heard from voters about what to do about film tax incentives, which could fall victim to budget cuts.
The owners of the Ambassador Bridge say truck traffic so far this year is at its second-worst total of the last 11 years, and is down 41% over that same time frame.
It was a soldiers send off party in Berkley for the 645th Regional Support group out of Southfield getting ready to deploy to Afghanistan.
City Council President Charles Pugh says the city can't afford revenue projections that don't materialize.
Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow says all the fussing and fighting over the budget put other important problems on the back burner.
Members of law enforcement were recognized Sunday at Greater Grace Temple's annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in Detroit.
Harper Woods voters being asked May 3rd to approve a change to their city charter that would combine their police and fire departments into one department of public safety.
Whether the sign's continued presence more than 12 hours after the 11th hour compromise plan was reached is an indication that not everyone is confident U.S. lawmakers have truly reached an agreement or simply an oversight -- is anyone's guess.