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Adobe Stock/A new state Department of Corrections directive outlines the rights of pregnant prison inmates to medical resources and support. -
Advertisers mine and use personal data from the web. We spoke with a reporter who says state police are doing the same thing. Plus, a conversation with a Flint cider maker who's making some of the best hard cider in the world. And, the legacy of the notorious talk radio pioneer Father Charles Coughlin.
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The federal government is funding organizations that illegally discriminate against LGBTQ candidates to become foster care parents for unaccompanied refugee children, a lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges. -
Bradford Barksdale retired from the Flint police department in 2004.
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Jean Ledwith King is not a household name. But she was a force in changing the rules and culture around gender equity, in Michigan and across the country.
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New laws dealing with marijuana regulation take effect Monday.
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The Justice Department said it is reviewing an earlier decision to not prosecute two former FBI agents for failing to pursue sexual abuse allegations against Larry Nassar.
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A bipartisan package of bills would offer certain incarcerated people an earlier release and parole date by earning what are being called productivity credits through educational and vocational programs.
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A state task force said it expected to find most people in county jails for committing violent crimes. Instead, it found tens of thousands in jail for driving without a license.
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Bipartisan bills are advancing in Michigan’s Legislature to give people more time to sue over sexual abuse.
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It's another blow for the government, which broke new ground in 2017 when it charged a Detroit-area doctor with performing genital mutilation at a suburban clinic.
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Even as the university makes sweeping changes to its Title IX policy and procedures, legal experts and survivors like this student wonder: Will it make a difference?
