Military vehicles, collectively weighing about 80 tons, were improperly secured and shifted during takeoff.
Task force calls on Enbridge Energy to stop moving heavy crude oil and tar sands – posing an “acute potential threat” – through Straits.
Contract engineer claims his civil rights were violated when he was fired for expressing his faith in a comment on a Ford intranet article.
“Their punishments didn’t fit the crime,” president says in video message announcing he’ll free 46 federal prisoners in November.
Issues ranged from maggots in kitchen areas, rodent-nibbled cake, workers’ sexual escapades with inmates and murder-for-hire plot.
Children in acrimonious child custody case released from detention, but won’t return to mother judge said “brainwashed them.”
The oncologist prescribed medically unnecessary treatments – some to people who weren’t even sick – in $34 million fraud case.
After more than three days of testimony from former patients – some never sick to begin with – judge is nearly ready to hand down sentence.
Reader says that besides 1st Amendment issues in trio of bills requiring clergy sign-off on marriages, they’re agenda driven.
Did the Supreme Court save the livelihoods of wedding workers?
Michigan judge says that after the county lost its only other District Court judge, he doesn't have time to officiate at wedding ceremonies.
Senate proposal to fix roads may have right mix of current and future revenue to win approval in the House of Representatives.
Local elections will be held in many jurisdictions on Aug. 4. Here's what you need to do to make sure you're registered to vote.
U.S. Supreme Court decided one of the most contentious civil rights issues of modern times in consolidated cases from four states.
In one local case, 93 percent of a pharmacy’s beneficiaries were prescribed commonly abused opioids, report shows.
The God Loves Gays billboard is competing for the attention of passersby with another billboard claiming homosexuality is a choice.
With Supreme Court ruling potentially legalizing gay marriage in all 50 states days away, lawmaker wants government out of the equation.
Rep. Gary Glenn, longtime gay rights opponent and co-author of Michigan’s gay marriage ban, featured in religious liberty film.
Health-care providers in six states, including 16 in metro Detroit, arrested in $712 million fraud and kickback scheme.
“Dynasty factors” hurting Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton, whose favorable ratings run from “bad to terrible” among Michigan voters.
Detroit Police Chief James Craig proposed curfews for youths for four days of fireworks and related celebrations.
Likely voters support legalizing marijuana for adult recreational use; support for gay marriage relatively unchanged.
National poll shows majority of adults favor banning Palcohol, but creator says concerns of underage drinking are overblown.
The bills were passed hastily by the Senate Wednesday, then approved again in the House of Representative Thursday.
Two petitions approved by a state board, and backers will now begin gathering the 253,000 signatures needed to send issue to Legislature.
Bills go back to House after Senate amendment requires faith-based adoption agencies turning away prospective parents to provide referrals.
Senate committee votes to end both the incentive program and the Michigan Film Office in 2017.
No plea bargain on the table for free agent Evan Reed, who allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted a woman in 2014.
“We have to fix this,” legislator says of law allowing police to keep assets seized in drug raids – even when charges are tossed out.
The Tea Party favorite apologizes for his "mistake" after old joke about Vice President Joe Biden, mourning oldest son's death, falls flat.
The budget now goes on to the House, which will send the Senate its $15.8B educational budget.
Summer-formula gasoline stops more than 28 tons of smog-causing compounds from entering the atmosphere each day.
U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell used off-color euphemism to describe what she thinks is a Michigan lawmakers’ lack of fortitude on road crisis.
Enbridge Energy’s Line 5 a “disaster just waiting to happen,” says engineer and activist who fears Great Lakes oil spill.
Classmates Inc. and FTD have agreed to an $11 million settlement in "data pass" case; consumers in 21 states could be compensated.
Federal government wants to transfer stewardship of 6 lighthouses – 3 of them in Michigan – to local governments and preservation groups.
"I don’t know what these women are supposed to do," Sue Snyder says, calling for uniformity in policies on campus sexual assault reports.
State legislator: Legalizing and taxing marijuana would build ongoing, sustainable pot of money to finally fix Michigan’s crumbling roads.
Some projects done soon, others have fall completion dates and one – where a under-the-road culvert collapsed – is ongoing indefinitely.
Bills requiring shelters to deny adoptions to people convicted of animal abuse within past five years move to full Michigan House.