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One week after a judge put a stop to an East Grand Rapids project, neighbors are asking for a fresh start

A major setback for the proposed Gaslight Village development in East Grand Rapids as a judge has ruled a resident protest petition valid, effectively voiding the city’s approval

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says the decision “sets the foundation for a fair marketplace.”

Lower courts have held the House Republicans acted unconstitutionally by refusing to forward the bills to Governor Gretchen Whitmer

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled limiting one’s speech requires the prosecution to prove a guilty mindset. Michigan’s law doesn’t explicitly mention that

Enbridge argued the state couldn’t regulate Line 5 because the federal Pipeline Safety Act superseded any state policies

The 2022 decision ended the Flint water cases because the window to refile charges had expired

The period from April to July of 2020 was so turbulent that the Legislature adopted a law granting unusual, and temporary, immunity for healthcare providers

The Supreme Court order leaves in place an appeals court decision that awarded the embryo to ex-husband David Markiewicz

MSU, WSU, WMU, and FSU argued they did the best they could to provide educational and other services under the circumstances and lived up to their agreements with students