MSU Interim President John Engler testifies before U.S. Senate committee. Lt. Gov. Brian Calley claims his gubernatorial rival Bill Schuette has worked as Attorney General only 104 days full-time over last eight years. Board of State Canvassers contemplates certifying two ballot proposals, on earned sick leave and hiking minimum wage.
Interview with Todd Cook, campaign manager of Promote the Vote, another proposal on the statewide ballot Nov. 6. Sponsored by Deadline Detroit.
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