Armed Protesters To Rally Against 'Evils Of Radical Islam' Saturday In Dearborn
A flyer for the event proclaims: "The world is saying no to Islam."
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A flyer for the event proclaims: "The world is saying no to Islam."
They chanted: "Don't supersize our fries — supersize our wages."
Outraged over what they say are unfair and poor working conditions, employees at Detroit's John Dingell VA Medical Center are rallying for change.
Karri Mitchell told reporters at a news conference that he viewed Terrance Kellom's body at a funeral home.
A small, but vocal, group of southwest Detroit homeowners is demanding that Marathon buy them out of the neighborhood.
Terrance Kellom's death comes amid a national debate over police conduct, particularly toward black men.
A loud crowd of protesters gathered in Detroit, one day after a federal agent shot and killed an alleged fugitive in a west side home.
State workers plan to protest outside a Detroit-area social services office that closed last year because of water issues and hasn't reopened.
A screening of the Iraq War movie "American Sniper" at Eastern Michigan University that was disrupted by protesters has been rescheduled.
Eight people were arrested at a protest that disrupted a University of Michigan Board of Regents meeting.
"Their slogan is 'I'm Loving It.' We're not loving $9 ... $8 an hour. We're loving $15 and a union."
Dozens of low-wage workers gathered at a Detroit McDonald's on 8 Mile Road to push for higher pay.
Participants laid down on the pavement as if they were dead before marching down Woodward Ave.
Supporters of boosting the minimum wage in metro Detroit are making their collective voices heard Thursday morning.
Dozens of people have marched in silence between two Battle Creek churches during a national day of demonstrations in support of the Ferguson protesters.
Organizers gave petitions to store and district managers stating that they should give employees $15 and hour, 40 hours a week and a union.
"We are reaching a boiling point in this country."
A Grand Jury has decided not to indict a white police officer who killed a black 18-year-old in Ferguson, Missouri.
Those arrested were among the crowd of about 100 protesters marching around the fast food restaurant on Mack Avenue.
A small, diverse group of clergy marched to the office of U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, Barbara McQuade,
Among them was "Avengers" actor Mark Ruffalo, who appeared unexpectedly, calling on others to join the demonstration.
About 30 protesters turned out at Woodward and Nine Mile saying they do not want the U.S. involved in Iraq again.
Meet the new "Freedom Riders" ...
Things got loud inside the University of Michigan's admissions office... it was part of a protest over the lack of minorities admitted to the school.
Postal workers across metro Detroit get out on the picket line to express their displeasure over a reported plan to put U.S. postal counters in Staples stores nationwide.