Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder hasn’t ruled out a run for the White House. Would you support him?
Of 750 recommended pardons, governor approved only 11, including one clearing the drunken driving record of a state economic board member.
A Michigan woman’s lawsuit against her local gym says its anti-LGBT discrimination policy violates her rights.
Wayne County has led the nation in population losses every year since 2005, when that distinction went to hurricane-stricken Orleans Parish.
Laws that no longer have context may be scoured from Michigan penal code, which critics say is one of the most expansive in the country.
Funding is a major challenge for the Road Commission of Oakland County, which prioritized projects on pavement condition and traffic volume.
Ahmad Jebril could face contempt of court charges Tuesday when he appears in U.S. District Court.
Willy Mena: Mayor has earned another term.
President Obama thinks mandatory voting would “completely change the political map of the country.” Others disagree. What do you think?
Ashby’s Sterling Ice Cream will donate 1 percent of sales of – wait for it – Michigan Pot Hole ice cream to state road fund.
According to emails obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, Aramark worker told inmate to frost the cake and give serve it anyway.
A Michigan lawmaker says he plans to introduce a bill that would make Michigan the fifth state to OK recreational marijuana.
Your body has had a week to adjust to the spring forward. Is it time to pick a time and stick with it?
Michigan Court of Appeals could toss the case alleging pitcher drugged and raped a woman; if not, trial starts in July.
Reporters interviewed prisoners on treatment in Michigan prisons and allegations by some they were sexually abused as juveniles.
Salacious details of a years-long extortion scheme revealed in 119-count indictment against alleged Westland hooker and parents.
Michigan confronted accusations of profiling and harassment two decades ago with community-police engagement program.
Weight restrictions are imposed to protect roads from damage caused by heavy vehicles while ground is thawing below roadways.
Ben Carson, the first in a likely crowded GOP field to formalize presidential aspirations, regrets saying prison turns straight people gay.
For the 15th consecutive year, identity theft is the No. 1 consumer complaint, according to a new FTC study.
An updated ordinance would upgrade the city's water and plumbing systems to stay in line with Michigan's Safe Drinking Water Act.
Doreen Poupard Bridges Generations
With more than $800 million owed in business tax credits, Michigan can’t afford $50 million for movies, lawmaker says.
Proposed legislation could make the punishment harsher for assaulting a sports official. Is this measure out of bounds?
Investigators say they may never know who put three bullets in an inmate's pre-packaged meal in one of Michigan's most dangerous prisons.
Michigan Legislature wanted to make it easier to get drugged drivers off the street. Instead, judges are kicking some cases.
Despite neighborhood opposition, the commission approved the request 4-1.
The state loses about 2 percent of its primary road system to the “poor” category each year, but that could dramatically increase.
Congressional delegation makes bipartisan push for site, which could mean $700 million in construction and 2,100 construction jobs.
Next year, Michigan's presidential primary election will move from February to second Tuesday of March.
House expected to vote on bill that would allow faith-based adoption agencies to turn away same-sex and unmarried couples.
Federal legislation aimed at reducing food insecurity and childhood obesity bans most of the foods school groups would sell in bake sales.
State Democratic chair says stinging losses in the midterms an indication Democrats “cannot just be the party that hates on Republicans.”
The largest proposed rate increase in years is due to take effect July 1 as Detroit water department shifts to a regional water authority.
The state DEQ’s new rules don’t do anything to protect people living in densely populated residential areas, activists protest.
The governor is in “good spirits and good hands,” and remains “hard at work,” a spokeswoman says.
In his annual State of the County address, L. Brooks Patterson says plan will save Oakland County taxpayers $75 million over 10 years.
Proposed bill would would end delays in getting life-saving location data in emergencies, but privacy, economic concerns persist.
In case you missed it, here's a video of Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's fifth State of the State Address.
DeBoer v. Snyder is among the “petitions to watch” when the Supreme Court announces Friday what cases it will hear this term.