parole

The majority decision held that the sentences constitute “unconstitutionally harsh and disproportionate punishment”

If the Supreme Court overrules its almost 50-year-old precedent, it would also have to determine the remedy

In 2022, the state Supreme Court decided that automatic life-without-parole sentences for 18-year-olds violate the Michigan Constitution

The Muskegon man arrested after crashing into a woman’s car and then sexually assaulting her at a gas station has a record of criminal sexual conduct

Today is the Grand Opening of the Ada Hotel, Michigan’s Shark Tank style PickMi Competition starts today, the Biden-Harris administration is investing millions to combat climate change on tribal lands, and more.

The state expanded its hotline for seasonal workers impacted by bird flu, West Nile Virus has been detected in Kent County, Shelley Irwin takes a visit to Circle Theatre on Living West Michigan, and more.

Supporters of the new legislation argue that the current medical parole law is so restrictive that only one person since 2019 has received parole under it

Michigan’s medically frail prisoners could see a greater chance at parole under a bill passed in the state Senate Tuesday

The unanimous decision held that 21-year-olds are subject to adult privileges and responsibilities such as being allowed to use alcohol and cannabis and to get a concealed pistol license

A lawyer has urged a judge to ignore "popular opinion" and affirm the release of a woman who has spent 30 years in prison for killing residents at a…