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A package of bills before the state Legislature would require that prisoners sentenced to life without parole as juveniles be given a chance to be released.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety will beging rating partially autonomous cars for safety later this year.

On today's show, the chair of the U of M Board of Regents discusses the university's recent settlement. We talk about what to do with your fancy clothes during a pandemic, and why Domino's is dissing delivery apps. Plus, a Michigan author gives a sneak peek of her new book.

Andre Spivey pleaded guilty to accepting more than $35,000 in bribes. The bribes came from a confidential source in Detroit’s towing industry, and undercover federal agents.

When a septic system eventually fails, things can get nasty in a hurry. It can mean backups into the home and runoff into streams or lakes which can put public health at risk. The state doesn't regulate septic systems, but new legislation could see the state offer some financial assistance.

During a nearly 6-hour meeting, debate over summary language became tense.

Loan servicer Navient reached a settlement with 39 state attorneys general on behalf of more than 400,000 borrowers.

At short-staffed prisons, corrections staff who get COVID-19 can now return to work five days after a positive coronavirus test if they’re asymptomatic or have mild symptoms and wear a KN95 mask.

Nonalcoholic cocktails are gaining popularity, especially in Dry January, the month some people spend alcohol free after the holidays. This drink includes a Michigan winery's white verjus.

Red Cross nurses get COVID-19, blood drives get canceled. Now, a severe shortage of blood.