Governor Grudgingly Signs Higher Education Bill without Vetoing Line Items for Cooperative Extension Service and Agriculture Experimental Stations

Democrats Made Gains in 2008, but more than Two-Thirds of Township Supervisors, Clerks, Treasurers and Trustees Indentify with GOP

But Bernero Stopped Removal of Snow from Bridge Over Grand River, Forcing Pedestrians to Walk in Heavy Traffic on Waverly Road

Incumbent Mayor Hanging onto Dwindling Lead with a Week Left Before Nov. 3 Election

Embattled Mayor  shouts at host Rob South: "If you want to make some accusation, go ahead! ... What are you talking about?!"

Granholm Demands "Revenue Enhancements" in Anticipation of FY 2010 Budget Shortfall That is Sure to Come; She's Betting that Legislature's Knees Will Buckle

He hopes it will help him outflank Republican nominee for open state Senate seat when they square off next year

Incumbent Mayor Who Champions Himself as World-Class Debater Chickens Out of TV Match with Challenger Carol Wood Because of Fears that the Truth About His 527 Will Be Exposed

Granholm Enfuriates Senate Majority Leader Bishop; They're Eyeball-to-Eyeball --- Who will Blink First?

Her Executive Order Weakens state Agriculture Commission, May Lead to Legislature Overturning Her Action

Current Issue of Inside Michigan Politics Gives Complete District-by-District Rundown of What Will Happen

If Republican Nominee Mike Nofs wins, it could Enable GOP to hold onto Control of the Michigan Senate for the Next Five Years

Only Three Sitting Councilmembers May Survive Nov. 3 Voting

Latest IMP/Grebner Robo-Call Poll Shows Incumbents Watson & Tinsley-Talabi in Trouble

But Most Michiganders Claim They Won't Leave State No Matter How Bleak the Economy

Voters aren't that worried about threat posed to environment by drilling for oil on public lands

"Concealed Carry" law shouldn't be altered to allow weapons where large numbers of students are located