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The protest in the hallways of the state Capitol comes after Democratic House Speaker Joe Tate canceled a survivors' group meeting with House insurance committee Chair Brenda Carter.
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A public utility in the Thumb says it fell victim to a phishing scam, but did not reveal how much money had been stolen.
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Republican minority leadership in the Michigan House sparred with Democrats this week over the future of bipartisan school safety legislation.
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The statewide crackdown program known as Operation Safe Neighborhoods consisted of compliance checks of those who are prohibited from possessing a firearm.
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Mecosta County Sheriff Brian Miller described the staffing issues as an epidemic and said it leading to some lawyers to burning out of the profession.
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Extreme risk protection orders, background checks for all firearm purchases, and a requirement that Michigan gun owners securely lock away their firearms all take effect this week.
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The Studio 8 Hair Lab drew national attention last summer when the owner, Christine Geiger, posted messages on Facebook saying that trans and queer people were not welcome, telling them to instead see a "pet groomer."
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A Michigan Court of Claims judge is expected to issue a decision very soon on whether former President Donald Trump is eligible to appear on the state’s 2024 ballot.
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Bills aimed at overhauling Michigan's juvenile justice system are one step closer to Governor Gretchen Whitmer's desk.
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Brenda Tracy's complaint brings a temporary restraining order against the former Michigan State University football coach.
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A new PSA from the Michigan Department of Civil Rights is trying to raise awareness about hate crimes and bias incidents. The minute-long video highlights various facts about hate crimes, encouraging people to speak out and take advantage of department resources.
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Judge Kwame Rowe has set a decision date for Sept. 29 and will formally sentence Ethan Crumbley on Dec. 8.