2020 Election

"When the presidency is controlled by one party and the United States Senate by the very same party, it has gone forward confirming that nominee whether it's a Democrat or Republican," he said.

It's called Voting Matters, an interactive multimedia experience, allowing you to walk through time and learn about the fight for African-Americans to vote in the U.S. - a struggle with a painful past that many died to achieve.  

Michigan lawmakers from the House and Senate approved a bill that would grant poll workers more time to count absentee votes during the 2020 election. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to sign it.

Thursday night a virtual Democratic Get Out the Vote rally was held online urging you to vote now, along with your friends and family. 

The president's comments created a cascade of headlines hedging whether he'd accept the results of the November election.

On the first day of early voting, Michigan election officials say their system has already been attacked by hackers.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer kicked off the state's early voting period for the 2020 election by answering questions on ballots and COVID-19.

Michigan lawmakers passed a state budget on Wednesday that avoids major cuts that had been feared due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a 1-on-1 interview with President Donald Trump Tuesday morning, Roop Raj passed along a question from Williams regarding the protests and racial inequality.

As concerns over coronavirus continue to grow, the number of people electing to vote by mail is skyrocketing, leading Duggan to take action so ballots are counted quickly and properly. 

Sen. Harris stopped to hear concerns from Black voters at the Headliners Barbershop on Central Avenue today.

Republican trustee candidate Don Valente appearing before a judge Sept 11th. Police say It was back in July when a neighbor spotted him nabbing the signs near Long Lake and Telegraph roads in Bloomfield Township.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday discussed his expected female Supreme Court nominee to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in an exclusive, wide-ranging interview.

Multiple cases of petty thievery of campaign signs in Bloomfield Hills have stirred tensions among both Republican and Democratic supporters over the last week.