Snyder Signs EFM Bills Amid Union Protests
Ignoring the protests of union leaders and Democrats, Gov. Rick Snyder signs into law a package of bills giving broad new powers to emergency financial managers.
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Ignoring the protests of union leaders and Democrats, Gov. Rick Snyder signs into law a package of bills giving broad new powers to emergency financial managers.
An estimated 35,000 Michigan residents could lose their extended unemployment benefits early next month unless the state Legislature changes criteria related to the assistance.
Michael McGuinness and Jason Bauer are charged with adding fake Tea Party candidates in three Oakland County races.
A crowd of thousands gathered in Lansing, Wednesday, for an afternoon rally -- with union members leading the charge.
What's ahead in the battle over the state's lucrative movie incentives as Gov. Rick Snyder continues his push to put a lid on them to confront Michigan's fiscal woes?
Ignoring the protests of public employee unions, the Legislature gave its final approval to a measure that strengthens the powers of state-appointed emergency financial managers.
A group of local students gathered in downtown Detroit to publicly declare that they are undocumented and unafraid.
As many as 150 protesters say they intend to stay inside the State Capitol all night if necessary.
Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick reports about 500 senior citizens rallied on the capitol steps.
Michigan's law requiring individual price tags on most retail items appears headed for extinction.
Michigan U.S. Rep. Fred Upton says the U.S. House has authorized putting a statue of President Gerald Ford in the Capitol Rotunda.
Governor Rick Snyder will speak at the school's graduation ceremonies this spring but that news is not well received by some students.
Riders say they wouldn't mind a small rate increase if bus service were better, but say a $20 dollar increase is too much.
Detroit Congressman John Conyers' call to eliminate the National Football League's anti-trust exemption is getting nowhere on Capitol Hill.
The Department of Natural Resources says two 19th century treaties allow tribes in Michigan to establish their own fishing regulations