Silverdome is Open for Business Again March 11, 2010 | AP The Silverdome's new owners say they plan to host six to eight events this year in the domed stadium that has been quiet since the Detroit Lions left eight years ago.
Casino Cash Could Boost Local Scholarship Programs March 11, 2010 | AP School districts could use money received through agreements with tribal-run casinos to fund college scholarship programs through legislation approved by the Michigan Senate.
Michigan Lawmaker Threatening to Derail Health Care March 11, 2010 | AP Rep. Bart Stupak has become the unofficial leader of a small but powerful bloc threatening to derail President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
Walleye Egg Collecting Planned on Muskegon River March 11, 2010 | AP State natural resources workers are harvesting walleye eggs from the Muskegon River as part of Michigan's hatcheries program.
Lottery Opens to Pick 400 for Mackinac Bridge Run March 11, 2010 | AP The Governor's Council on Physical Fitness, Health and Sports has announced a lottery for people who want to participate in the five-mile Labor Day run across the Mackinac Bridge.
Watchdog: GMAC Bailout Could Cost Taxpayers $6.3B March 11, 2010 | AP A new watchdog report says the Treasury Department sank billions into auto finance giant GMAC without an exit strategy or proof the company was viable - a decision that could cost taxpayers $6.3 billion.
Taylor Says GRPS Is "Broke" But Making Significant Progress Lindsey Smith March 11, 2010 | WGVU Grand Rapids Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Bernard Taylor delivered his 3rd annual “State of Our Schools” address Wednesday night. WGVU’s Lindsey Smith was there and files this report. ListenDownload
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