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More than one-thousand illegal guns have been taken off the streets as part of Operation Safe Neighborhoods
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His Republican opponent, Doug Lloyd, says on the Michigan GOP website the laws should be repealed, citing due process concerns
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A township ordinance does allow trustees to approve a gun range on private property if safety and operational specifications are met
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Three Muskegon men dealing fentanyl are off the streets after the Kent Area Narcotics Enforcement Team ended their operation
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Michigan issued over 400 extreme risk protection orders last year, according to state data.
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Dr. Casssandra Crifasi, Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions talks about the topic.
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The order also declares June to be Gun Violence Prevention Month
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Mailing a handgun would remain illegal under a new federal bill backed by Haley Stevens. The bill will likely face resistance in a Republican-controlled Congress
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Following a rash of gun violence in recent weeks, Muskegon Heights city leaders are confronting the problem hosting a community town hall
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Michigan now mandates dental screenings for all students beginning school in kindergarten or first grade, planned oral arguments in a state court case over nearly $650 million did not happen last Friday, and more.