Gov. Rick Snyder is recommending a 15 percent increase in revenue sharing funding for local communities. Is that enough?
Residents of a nearby neighborhood says their complaints about the steel plant's pollutants feel on deaf ears.
Michigan is the cellar with a handful of other states when it comes to accountability of elected officials. The state's lax gift policy is one reason.
Emails between the Michigan Economic Development Corp. and the state’s Department of Environmental Quality on Severstal Dearborn emissions are troubling to state representatives, who have asked for federal oversight.
Last approved in 2004, the 18 mill tax provides $1.1 million in operating funds for the school district.
Kenneth Sandoval used his Nationwide Consulting business to bilk Latinos who lacked English proficiency out of more than $900,000 in a racketeering scheme the sentencing judge said “shocks the conscience.”
Free shredding is available to Dearborn residents only. Proof of residency is required.
With the economic benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?
A political strategist says the crowded field could benefit scandal-ridden Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, who announced Monday that he is seeking a fourth term.
Robert A. Ficano, whose administration has been dogged by scandal for the last 2 1/2 years, says he will seek a fourth term.
Embattled county executive is expected to make an announcement about his re-election plans Friday.
Dearborn City Hall, 19th District Court and all branches of the Dearborn Public Library will be closed on Good Friday.
Proposals are due May 1 in the latest project in the revitalization of the west downtown commercial district.
More than 5,440 staff hours, plus 240 overtime hours, were dedicated to pothole repair between January and March.
The city has announced an amnesty period for residents to settle unpaid tickets without incurring additional collection costs.
Congressman Dave Camp is an outspoken champion of tax code simplification, but a divided Congress lacked the political will to tackle financial sacred cows like mortgage deductions and income-tax brackets.
Public Service Days will begin April 7 and will be held on the same day as trash pick-up days.
Proposals are due April 24 for projects in the the city’s west downtown commercial district.
Similar plans are being discussed in 20 other states to help students avoid some of the large loans that dog them for years and stand in the way of other financial commitments, such as paying mortgages or setting aside money for retirement.
Schaefer Road will be open until construction is completed in September, but lanes will be affected.
Snow emergency continues until further notice. The Detroit metro is expected to get between 8-10 inches of snow.
The Ford executive's public support for a local candidate is rare, but he says he's been impressed by Wild's business acumen and leadership through tough economic times.
“Wayne County deserves better,” the Redford Township Democrat said. “For too long now, our region has squandered time and opportunities by electing those who have put political priorities before progress, public safety and the public trust.”
Legislation is moving through the Michigan House to place a cap on medical coverage for persons catastrophically injured in automobile accidents. Four of metro Detroit's top elected officials will speak against the changes Monday.
Debbie Dingell is seeking to replace her husband, John Dingell, in Congress. If her campaign is successful, she'll continue a family legacy in Congress that has lasted 81 years.
Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano's administration has been rocked by scandal since 2011, when a $200,000 severance payout to his former economic development chief spurred a grand jury investigation.
So, what should you do if you encounter an axle-breaking pothole? You may be eligible for compensation from the state.
Ronnie Duke of Fenton was arrested Monday in Saline, eight months after he allegedly skipped bail on a loan fraud conviction.
The “dean of the House,” U.S. Rep. John Dingell touched landmark legislation during his more than 58 years in Congress, but decried "small-minded miserable behavior" during government shutdown.
U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg says Affordable Healthcare Act is “harmful” and should be replaced with patient-centered solutions.
Plus other companion animal protection bills the Michigan Legislature is currently considering.
New technology, featured this week on “CBS This Morning,” helps MDOT provide better forecasts and information to snowplow operators managing the storm, make roads safer for drivers, and help protect the environment.
“Dr. King taught us to live in a way that recognizes the inherent dignity and value of each and every person."
TL Financial Group, a full service investment advisory firm, is teaming up with the Dearborn Library to offer two retirement planning programs to the public.
Contract approved by state panel Michigan Lottery players to enjoy their favorite games online.
Residents face steep consequences for not abiding by declared snow emergencies.
2014 is an election year and that may mean contentious issues won't come up until after Nov. 4.
The increase is supposed to generate an additional $1.8 billion in revenue to make up for earlier losses.
Snow emergencies declared in the city kept the salt trucks and plows busy.