Gov. Snyder already reneges on promise to drink Flint water for a month
Gov. Rick Snyder already reneged on his pledge to drink Flint tap water for a month to boost confidence that the water was safe to drink again.
3 officials charged for scheming to mislead public about Flint water dangers
“These charges are the first of more to come. I guarantee that,” AG Bill Schuette said today.
Will Gov. Snyder be charged? AG to make ‘significant announcement’ on Flint probe
Will Gov. Rick Snyder and other state officials be charged for their role in the Flint water crisis?
Excessive levels of lead, copper found at public schools in Grosse Pointe
Grosse Pointe schools have something in common with Detroit and Flint classrooms – dangerous levels of lead.
Michigan man, 18, barred from voting with ‘Black Lives Matter’ T-shirt showing
An 18-year-old Birmingham man was prevented from voting until he covered up his “Black Lives Matters” T-shirt.
With no public input, city sells historic Tiger Stadium field for just $1
How a controversial group managed to buy a historic baseball field for just $1 without the public knowing.
Massive sinkhole poses serious dangers on Detroit’s east side
A massive, exposed sinkhole is posing a serious danger to motorists, bikers and pedestrians on Detroit’s east side.
Deaths from Legionnaires’ disease in Flint area reach 12 during water crisis
The state ignored EPA warnings about an outbreak of the deadly disease.
Rev. Nicholas Hood II, a civil rights hero and ex-Detroit councilman, dies at 92
The Rev. Nicholas Hood Sr., a prominent civil rights leader, minister and long-time Detroit City councilman, died Sunday.
Judge: Dan Gilbert companies violated federal labor laws with threatening, anti-union rules
Six Dan Gilbert companies violated the National Labor Relations Act for overly broad, threatening language in a “confidential” employee handbook that prevented the formation of unions and censored workers.