The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments in a case challenging if state can be sued for denying workers' compensation to undocumented immigrants.

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There are five candidates in the Nov. 4 mayor’s race in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Here are our complete interviews.

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Citing a pattern of annual deficit spending and “ongoing financial challenges,” the Urbana City Schools Board of Education ...

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The Michigan Immigrant Rights Center presented oral arguments to the Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday in a case that they ...

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits increased again last week, JPMorgan estimated on ...