Politics

Lawsuits arise against the state, dam owner over Edenville collapse that led to historic flooding

By • May 27, 2020

A number of class-action lawsuits have been filed following the collapse of the Edenville dam that led to historic flooding.


LGBTQ group sues state for more time to collect signatures for ballot initiative

By • May 27, 2020
bestlawdir

An advocacy group is suing the state for more time to gather signatures for its ballot initiative to add LGBTQ protections to Michigan civil rights law.

Local law enforcement has more power to go after “porch pirates” starting this week

By • Dec 16, 2019
cogdogblog

Local law enforcement has more power to go after so-called “porch pirates” starting today.


New legislation would make state election days a holiday

By • Nov 6, 2019
US Department of State

New legislation in the state house would make election days holidays.


Right to Life of Michigan helped craft the langauge behind the modern anti-abortion movement

By • Sep 9, 2019
The White House

At the 1980 Republican National Convention in Detroit, Republican candidate Ronald Reagan accepted the party’s nomination for president. At the same time, the Republican party added a new plank to their platform. It read: “we affirm our support of a constitutional amendment to restore protection of the right to life for unborn children.”


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