Michigan teacher: I was fired for saying ‘vagina’ during middle school art lesson
A middle school teacher was fired for saying “vagina” several times during an art history lesson without getting “previous approval.”
State police monitoring social media for threatening comments about Gov. Snyder
Careful what you say about Gov. Rick Snyder or the Flint water crisis.
Unionized Free Press journalists sell out designers, copy-editors with new contract
Free Press newsroom employees approved a contract that will terminate the jobs of follow union members.
Ex-Flint emergency manager bills city taxpayers for growing legal tab over water crisis
Flint taxpayers are on the hook for the growing legal fees of the former emergency manager who failed to protect residents from the drinking water crisis.
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.
Suspicious fire tore through former Detroit library designed by Louis Kamper
The Italian Renaissance building first housed a library in 1911 along a once-vibrant stretch of Gratiot.
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.
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.
Water shutoff activists face possible jail time for ‘Free the Water’ mural
What happens when an act of civil disobedience enters the courtroom.
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.