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State troopers may only initiate or engage in a vehicle pursuit if they have probable cause to believe someone in the fleeing vehicle committed a life-threatening felony.
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How the Israel bombardment of Gaza is affecting voters in Dearborn, a new study on the Michigan State Police and racial disparities, the resurgence of Latin for Detroit Lions fans, and weaving dreamy, three-dimensional landscapes up north.
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In 2022, Michigan State Police commissioned a consulting firm to examine the reasons for racial disparities in traffic stops. Now, the firm's report is offering new insight.
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Officials with the Michigan State Police have placed the Flint post's entire command staff on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.
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The deal lets the ACLU work with a third-party firm hired by MSP to look at why troopers stop drivers of color at disproportionately high rates.
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The Michigan State Police says it's wrapped up its part of investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct and financial malfeasance against former state House Speaker Lee Chatfield.
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Wet springs have meant fewer forest fires. This year the state helicopter and big water bucket have already been used twice.
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During the raid, MSP troopers knocked down the home’s front door and held the family until the officers realized they had been given incorrect information in a murder investigation.
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Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker says he will not make a decision about whether to charge the officer until he has the full report from state police.
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Michigan's new political maps didn't account for incarcerated people. Should that change? Also, a new effort to protect abortion rights in Michigan as federal protections shrink. And, the story of how one up-and-coming Detroit record label is taking off.