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Lawmakers may be close to finishing up a state energy plan, but that's not stopping critics from going after details of a requirement in the bills to use more renewable energy.
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Victoria Levin, wife of Michigan Congressman Sander Levin died Thursday at the age of 74.
State: Viral Disease Likely Killed Mich. Deer
Wildlife officials report a viral disease may have killed more than 50 white-tailed deer recently in southeastern Michigan near the Clinton River.
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Michigan Democrats to pick high court candidate
Wayne County Circuit Judge Diane Marie Hathaway has been chosen by Democrats to run for the Michigan Supreme Court.
Progress doesn't happen by accident
When the Wayne 20/20 Committee gets together, it's a pretty safe bet that the downtown area will be a topic of discussion.
Mich. delegates to support Palin with jerseys
Convention delegates often wear campaign buttons, red-white-and-blue clothing and special hats.
Reform Michigan Government Now goes too far, too fast
We are decidedly in favor of revamping our state government. After the disaster of the 2007-08 budget year dog fight, who isn't? But we must agree with a recent Michigan Court of Appeals ruling that a proposed ...
Gov. Granholm plans trade trip to Japan
Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm plans to take a five-day trade trip to Japan later this month in which she will try to lure companies to the economically struggling state.
Political parties unleash competing ads in Mich.
The sour economy has the starring role in new ads being launched in Michigan as the Republican National Convention wraps up.
A Michigan man has been charged in what authorities say was a scheme to use Molotov cocktails to attack the main arena for the Republican National Convention.
State's residents are ahead of leaders on the need for reform
The way Michigan government works badly needs a major overhaul, but you might think the prospects seem dim indeed.
Romney gives Mich. delegates a pep talk Wednesday
They got a visit Wednesday morning from Mitt Romney, the Michigan native many of them had helped win the state's Jan.
Political Expediency: Moving Past the Kilpatrick Scandal
Governor Granholm's removal hearing began on Wednesday. Several months ago, analysts doubted the governor would ever move to exercise her removal power because it would be a political landmine.
Married till death do they part
Tue, September 2, 2008 ST. JOSEPH TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- Jason and Rachael Storm decided to start their life together at a place where it typically ends.
Q&A: 'The U.S. Election Is Going to Be Won at the Margins'
Michigan is a key state either presidential nominee needs to win the White House on Nov.
Presidential ad spending tops $13 million in Mich.
They often run back to back: First a TV ad for Republican presidential candidate John McCain, then one for Democrat Barack Obama.
Michigan balloonist survives crash at SC event
Officials say a Michigan man survived a hot air balloon crash in South Carolina when the balloon's basket got caught in a tree about 10 feet above the ground.
Tribe opposes coal fired plants
The Tribal Council of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe made it clear, by resolution, that they are opposed to and deeply concerned about the impact the eight proposed coal fired plants will have on Michigan, ...
Health And Safety Protection From Rabid Animals
Late summer marks the busiest time for rabies testing at the Michigan Department of Community Health's Bureau of Laboratories.
Granholm beats own record in Mackinac bridge walk
MACKINAW CITY - Shattering her own record time, Gov. Jennifer Granholm dashed across the Mackinac Bridge on a sultry Labor Day, then set her sights on a bigger race: the election campaign.