The Detroit school board has named Governor. Rick Snyder in a federal lawsuit that in part blames the district's deep financial troubles on Michigan's emergency manager law.
The plaintiffs and defendants involved in the class-action meningitis outbreak lawsuit were able to come up with a settlement of $10.5 million.
The wife of a Detroit-based medical cadaver body seller has pleaded guilty to the charges against her and will testify in court regarding her husband's case.
Gov. Snyder's 75-point plan includes measures to address various issues in health and human services, water supply and infrastructure, educational resources, and economic and employment development.
