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The Michigan Supreme Court will now decide whether a proposed state constitutional amendment to tighten the state’s voter ID laws belongs on the ballot
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HHS said it expects funding recipients to end inclusion programs and support for gender affirming care, reduce treatments like hormonal birth control, and encourage patients to discuss marriage and having children
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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
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The East Grand Rapids Planning Commission has approved Phase 1 of a major Gaslight Village mixed-use project despite an active lawsuit against the city
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The lawsuit claims the recently adopted provision of the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act places Right to Life of Michigan in an impossible position
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The U.S. EPA is being sued this week for firing a water safety engineer.
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Monsanto will pay somewhere between $108 million and $240 million once the settlement is paid in full.
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The nonprofit at the center of a legislative grant scandal is now suing the state
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Two West Michigan companies have agreed to address PFAS contamination at their property in Belmont, after they were sued by the state
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The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether it should take up an appeal in a lawsuit between the state Senate and House of Representatives.