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Wikimedia CommonsCyber attacks on municipal systems are on the rise. The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians shut down many of its operations, following a data breach earlier this year. And now tribal members and employees are being told to secure their personal information. -
Adam Miedema/WCMULast Wednesday, the mayor of Bay City vetoed a resolution, that would have banned deputizing local cops for federal immigration enforcement.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan is seeking records related to racial discrimination within the city of Taylor’s police department. -
It’s been more than a year since a teenager killed four people and injured seven others at Oxford High School. He pleaded guilty to all of the 24 charges against him. -
The Michigan Supreme Court says the state Department of Corrections must pay volunteer attorneys who represented inmates in a freedom of information case. -
A new senate law has taken immediate effect allowing conservation officers the same law enforcement capabilities as a peace officer. -
An Oakland County court will hold a sentencing hearing this week for the student who shot and killed four other students at Oxford High School. -
The Michigan Civil Rights Commission passed a resolution today encouraging the Legislature to strengthen Michigan’s hate crimes laws. -
The Michigan Supreme Court has upheld two convictions and sentences for violating separate but similar gun crime laws. -
The Michigan Court of Appeals has upheld the University of Michigan’s campus firearm ban. -
Sixteen Republicans who allegedly tried to falsely award Michigan's electoral college voters to former President Donald Trump in 2020 are now facing criminal charges. -
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a bi-partisan bill on July 11 that expands eligibility requirements for guardians of children within the Tribal community to receive financial assistance.
