37 min ago | Times Herald
Students, others rally for Michigan school funding
School advocates and Democratic Gov. Jennifer Granholm are keeping the pressure on Michigan lawmakers to raise more money for education.
5 hrs ago | ABC12.com
Students report game run-ins with Michigan AD
Michigan athletic director Bill Martin pushed a student and grabbed the wind breaker of another student during two football games, according to a department of public safety report.
9 hrs ago | WTOL-TV Toledo
Of 34 H1N1 deaths in Mich. this year, 4 had asthma
Michigan health officials urge people withasthma to get the seasonal and swine flu shots as soon as possible.
13 hrs ago | ABC News - Brian Ross
Mich. Ballot Drive Would Drop Insurance Rates 20%
Michigan voters could decide whether to reduce automobile, home and business insurance premiums by 20 percent if a proposal qualifies for the 2010 statewide ballot.
Biden in Mich. for Dem fundraiser, chat with Granholm
DETROIT - Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm usually picks up the phone if she wants to talk to a member of the Obama administration.
Feds say marijuana, ecstasy worth at least $1 million was airlifted into Michigan from Canada
Federal agents say marijuana and ecstasy worth at least $1 million was flown to a small Michigan airport from Canada.
Study: Michigan roads getting worse; Detroit ranks last
As Michigan faces dramatic declines in road funding, a new analysis finds that the percentage of roads in poor shape increased to 32% in 2008 from 25% the year before.
Michigan lawmakers are weighing in on the House passage of the health care bill.
Michigan Congressmen react to health care bill
Sunday, November 08, 2009 at 5:12 p.m. President Barack Obama says it's now up to the Senate to take the baton from the House and pass a bill aimed at overhauling the nation's health care system.
Shelby Twp. man in worldwide poker final
A 21-year-old professional poker player from Michigan hit a lucky king to cap a nearly impossible comeback at the World Series of Poker this morning, setting up a showdown with a self-employed logger for $8.55 million.
Historical Museum hosts tribute to veterans
The Michigan Historical Museum in Lansing is hosting a tribute to veterans. The group Friends of Michigan History is organizing the event Sunday afternoon.
Michigan seeks $290M for neighborhood revitalization
Michigan is seeking $290 million in federal money to help tear down blighted buildings and revitalize neighborhoods in 12 cities including Detroit, Grand Rapids and Flint.
Forums offer chance to comment on how to fix Mich.
As Michigan copes with high unemployment, shrinking revenues, insolvent cities, shuttered factories, foreclosed homes and sniping politicians, one thing is clear: Something needs to change.
Western Michigan opens Detroit-area recruit center
Western Michigan University has decided to open a recruiting office in Royal Oak and plans to start offering "new academic programming" in the Detroit area as well.
Michigan Tech heads $2.8M clean diesel research
A new $2.8 million research project will look for ways to cut the pollution from diesel exhaust without reducing fuel economy.
State lawmaker pushes for same-sex marriage in Michigan
In the wake of Tuesday's passage of a gay rights ordinance in Kalamazoo, a state representative today introduced a plan to overturn Michigan's ban on same-sex marriage.
Arianna Huffington is keynoter at ACLU of Michigan dinner in Detroit
The editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post is addressing the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan at the organization's annual dinner.
State warned 20% cut might be next
Gov. Jennifer Granholm warned Tuesday of a possible 20 percent cut in state spending next year, a draconian step after billions in cuts since 2003 already have dented police and fire services, pushed schools toward insolvency and reduced oversight of prison inmates.
Democrats clear impasse blocking health care vote
In this Oct. 29, 2009, file photo House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Md. speaks during a news conference about health care on Capitol Hill in Washington.
Cops: Mich. Man Admits Killing Abortion Protester
A Michigan man charged with killing an abortion protester and a business owner told police he had guns loaded in his truck when he took two nieces and a friend to school just before the shooting spree.
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