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The figure, provided by Deloitte, came more than a year after the firm said the agency expected fraud losses in the “hundreds of millions” of dollars. State auditors have since reported that the agency improperly paid $3.9 billion to claimants who were later deemed ineligible.

State computer wrongly accused thousands of people of unemployment benefits fraud.

Buyers primarily were found over social media.

U.S. District Judge Linda Parker said the lawsuit was a sham.

A report issued today by Republican-led state Senate committee says last year’s election was valid and accurate.The report debunks claims of fraud and…

The director of Michigan’s unemployment system said today there was an unprecedented increase in efforts to defraud the system during the COVID-19 crisis,…

Despite fears that the coronavirus pandemic will worsen, Victor Gibson said he’s not planning to take advantage of Michigan’s expanded vote-by-mail system…

Michigan said Friday that it halted payments to 340,000 unemployment benefit accounts — 20% of the state’s total — over concerns about fraudulent…

Residents who were falsely accused of defrauding Michigan's unemployment benefits system have won another legal victory. The state appeals court ruled…

Two state Environmental Quality department employees have been fired and several others disciplined after an audit found nearly $34,000 was paid for…