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The West Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce officially opened its new head quarters, a new poll shows Democrats have broad support among voters under 30, and more.

The new laws would carry maximum punishments of five years in prison, a $5,000 fine, and restitutions.

The state attorney general is suing a West Michigan business owner, alleging he took deposits from customers, knowing the business was about to close

A Muskegon County woman has been sentenced to six months in prison for fraudulently claiming tens of thousands of dollars in disaster aid from 2022’s Hurricane Ian

A former Ionia Township treasurer has pleaded guilty to bank fraud and now faces up to 30 years in prison.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said using the Michigan Medicaid False Claim Act in this way is a new attempt to hold healthcare facility operators accountable

After President Trump approved disaster relief for Michigan residents affected by April’s severe weather, FEMA officials are warning residents to be aware of fraud and scams

Lowell Area Schools is asking voters to consider two tax proposals on the August 4th ballot, environmentalists are criticizing a state permitting decision in favor of a proposed oil and natural gas pipeline tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac, and more.

Michigan election officials say it's actually an example of how the system succeeds in preventing fraud from affecting elections

Lake Trust Credit Union's Charlene Jackson joins in to talk about protecting seniors from fraud.