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Kansas remains the runaway No. 1 in The Associated Press' college basketball poll while Syracuse makes the jump from unranked to No. 10. The Jayhawks were on top of 56 of the 65 ballots by the national media panel. Michigan State and Texas stayed second and third. Michigan State was No. 1 on seven ballots, with Texas and Syracuse drawing one-first-place vote each. Villanova and Kentucky switched ...
Kansas remains the runaway No. 1 in The Associated Press' college basketball poll while Syracuse makes the jump from unranked to No. 10. The Jayhawks were on top of 56 of the 65 ballots by the national media panel. Michigan State and Texas stayed second and third.
Washington -- The Michigan Catholic Conference sent an action alert Friday urging supporters to contact their U.S. senators about a "completely unacceptable" provision on abortion funding in the Senate health care bill, an indication of the intense interest in the high-stakes debate.
SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Nov. 20 (UPI) -- A Michigan law firm will pay the U.S. government $131,000 to settle claims it illegally sent money to John Edwards' 2004 presidential campaign, papers show.
FLINT, Michigan — ESPN.com is letting its readers vote for the Heisman Trophy winner and former Flint Southwestern/Grand Blanc star Mark Ingram of Alabama is among the names on the ballot.
Think of this as the calm before the snowstorm.
Sen. Carl Levin inaugurated a special speaker series at Central Michigan University Sunday night with the help of some old friends and political opponents.
PORTAGE — Next year's 20th District Michigan Senate race has expanded after the announcement Friday that Republican state Rep. Larry DeShazor is a candidate.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich., Nov. 19 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- "Gov. Jennifer Granholm is not being truthful during her media blitz to state college campuses this week," charged Bill McMaster, state chairman (volunteer), Taxpayers United Michigan Foundation.
Kentwood -- The political phenomenon that is Sarah Palin blew into West Michigan for three hours Wednesday night, to the delight of cheering crowds and more than 1,000 people who had her sign copies of her book "Going Rogue."
A state appeals court ruled Grand Traverse County's prosecutor may proceed with a probe of Meijer, Inc. for possible criminal violations of Michigan's campaign finance law stemming from a 2007 Acme Township recall election.
