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The bills create stricter punishments for sexual assault that takes place under the guise of medical treatment and protect students who report it. The new laws will also create comprehensive training materials for people required to report suspected child abuse and neglect
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The issue arose when sex abuse committed by former MSU athletics doctor Larry Nassar came to light
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Prosecutors could have more time to file charges for certain crimes relating to criminal sexual conduct. That's under bills set to be heard by the House Criminal Justice Committee tomorrow.
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Bills heard in a House committee today would require written parental consent and another care provider in the room before a minor can undergo certain intimate treatments.
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MSU's Board of Trustees has once again refused Attorney General Dana Nessel’s request to release thousands of documents for her investigation into Larry Nassar. That’s after new leaders on the board said they were committed to being transparent with the documents
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Nassar says he was treated unfairly in 2018 and deserved a new hearing.
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If the claimants agree to take the officer, the $215 million will be placed in a trust before being distributed by a trustee.USA Gymnastics is offering…
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has named an ethics expert to Michigan State University’s governing board as it continues to confront the fallout from Larry…
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Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis has stepped down in the wake of the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal. Hollis has been in the job for 10…
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Brian Breslin will not seek re-election this year as a Michigan State University trustee. Sarah Anderson, spokeswoman for the Michigan Republican Party,…