Dozens of friends, family members and supporters of three young men who died in incidents involving law enforcement officers marched on the state Capitol in Lansing Friday.

The Michigan Supreme Court turned down a request Friday to order that a petition to raise the state’s minimum wage be certified to the November ballot.

The Michigan Court of Appeals has dismissed lawsuits challenging a state policy that denies on-the-job injury benefits to many undocumented workers.

Some scams are not so easy to spot. A public utility in the Thumb fell victim to a phishing scam in January, and law enforcement authorities say these type of fraud cases are increasing.

Former president Donald Trump plans to use a pause in his ongoing hush money trial, to campaign in Michigan this week.

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.

A public utility in the Thumb says it fell victim to a phishing scam, but did not reveal how much money had been stolen.

The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled that delays caused by COVID-19 restrictions that closed courtrooms did not deprive a murder defendant of a speedy trial.

A federal appeals court heard arguments today on whether the Michigan’s efforts to shut down Enbridge Line Five belong in a state or federal court.

The incarcerated are in prison for their crimes but are also given the chance to rehabilitate. How do offenders who are released reintegrate into society? Dr. Elizabeth Bradshaw from CMU’s School of Politics, Society, Justice and Public Service has brought together students with inmates from a mid-Michigan prison to learn from each other.