Michigan has extended the state of emergency due to the Flint water crisis. This will reportedly enable lawmakers to tap more state funds over the lead contamination in the city's drinking water.
The governor of Michigan is on hot waters again and this time, he faces a class-action lawsuit filed by the residents due to the Flint water crisis that allowed water to be contaminated with lead.
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 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.
Transformers 5 has started to call for auditions in lead and supporting roles as they will start shooting in June. Meanwhile, the film has gained an incentive from the state of Michigan in exchange of shooting some of the scenes in the state.
Michigan officials released over 24,000 pages of documents revealing that the government knew about Flint Legionnaires' disease 10 months before warning was made.
Nick Khouri, Michigan Treasurer, has asked lawmakers to act fast on finding solutions on the financially troubled Detroit Public Schools (DPS) before they run out of money for funding after exiting a bankruptcy.
It is very unlikely to get the Michigan government officials liable for any lawsuits connected with the Flint water scandal. But plaintiffs and a team of Michigan lawyers are ready to take up the big challenge ahead.
A federal judge awarded a team of Kentucky attorneys more than $1 million for their role in the landmark United States Supreme Court case that struck down bans on same-sex marriage. The state will have to pick up the $1.1 million tab.
The Midland County, Michigan is facing a lawsuit present to the court by Jack Marden's widow, after the 56-year-old prisoner died due to a spit mask. The prisoner who was imprisoned due to assault complained he couldn't breath with the spit mask on, however officers failed to remove the mask for their own safety reasons.
A "Saturday Night Live" skit about a male student having sex with his female high school teacher painted the relationship as every teen boy's dream, but drew a firestorm of criticism on social media.
The U.S. Supreme Court's move on Monday to allow gay marriage to proceed in Alabama is the strongest signal yet that the justices are likely to rule in June that no state can restrict marriage to only heterosexual couples.
Michigan must recognize the legal marriages of about 300 same-sex couples who were wed in the state in a one-day period last year after a federal court struck down a ban on gay marriage and before the decision was put on hold by a U.S. appeals court, a judge ruled Thursday.
A suspect was taken into custody by police in Michigan on Friday after multiple victims were stabbed aboard an Amtrak train in the small city of Niles, a police dispatcher said.
Detroit on Monday wrapped up its historic bankruptcy case, which began with contentious opposition from creditors and ended with eleventh-hour deals enabling the city to shed $7 billion of its $18 billion of debt and obligations.
A tearful judge on Wednesday sent a white Michigan man to prison for at least 17 years for fatally shooting an unarmed black teenager on his front porch in a racially charged case that sparked protests in the Detroit area.
Businesses and homes "from Maine to Michigan and into Canada that have been without electricity since last weekend's ice storm... and they may not get their power back for another day,"
