Stories tagged: "law"
Over the last few years, a hyper-partisan political climate led by Republican lawmakers in Lansing has helped to transform even common-sense proposals into a tightrope walk down a political minefield.
"Had there been a searchable registry for convicted child abusers, I know this would have never happened to Wyatt," his mother, Erica Hammel said.
Michigan gets an F for transparency, experts say. A new order from the governor will improve openness, but the state still has a ways to go.
Every year, more Michigan residents die from opioids than car crashes. Now, a historic court settlement could help communities save lives.
Rep. Brenda Lawrence has decided to step down at the end of her term. But her career, from the Postal Service to Congress, won't soon be forgotten.
A Republican prosecutor in Antrim County said Trump’s team asked him to turn over voting machines. He declined because that's illegal.
Did you know that Michigan was once in Central Time, or that its capital city had an inauspicious founding?