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City of Saginaw, MI/YouTubeAs Saginaw struggles with gun violence, leaders have stepped in with efforts to find solutions by starting intervention programs and services that help victims and motivate young people towards positive life outcomes. -
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.
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Legislation to stop licensed mental health professionals from conducting conversion therapy with minors made it out of the Michigan House this week. -
The Michigan State Police says an independent report it commissioned found evidence of racial disparities in traffic stops at about a third of agency posts surveyed. -
Michigan’s attorney general says a state retail crime unit has busted an alleged multi-million-dollar interstate food stamp ring.
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The Michigan Supreme Court has refused to get involved in a complicated federal firearms case. -
Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a motion in federal court against the former owner of the Edenville Dam. The move comes after an investigation revealed previously unknown information about Boyce Hydro’s mismanagement of the dam. -
U.S. immigration reform was last passed by Congress in 1996. -
Bills to prevent further sex abuse, like that committed by former Michigan State University athletics Doctor Larry Nassar, passed the Michigan House today. -
Democrats are proposing to use a portion of sales tax revenue to create a fund to fight crime in Michigan’s most-violent communities. -
After nine months of investigation, a Frankfort man is facing federal charges for illegally diverting the Platte River of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. -
The parents of the Oxford High School shooter are asking the Michigan Supreme Court to dismiss criminal charges filed against them.
