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The state AG office accuses them of taking from political action committees they were involved in as well as a non-profit organization

The jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict on Thursday

Lawyers defending Christopher Schurr against murder charges say that instead of sending the jury to deliberate, she should have declared a mistrial for judicial bias

Schurr’s attorneys have argued he acted in self-defense after Lyoya resisted arrest. Prosecutors have argued that the use of deadly force was unreasonable and unnecessary

Patrick Lyoya had taken control of former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr’s taser, was pushing up from the ground and turning toward the officer. A police department commander says that’s why Schurr’s use of deadly force was justified

Jurors heard from the first witness in the murder trial of a former GRPD officer, young people participated in the annual KidSpeak forum, the deadline is coming up for Michigan licenses and state ID cards to be REAL ID compliant, and more.

Schurr's attorneys have argued he acted in self-defense and the question before the jury is whether Schurr’s actions were justifiable

James Crumbley’s attorney argued in court Friday that the guilty verdict against her client is tainted

The Kent County Prosecutor’s office announced Christopher Schurr’s trial will start April 28th with jury selection scheduled to begin April 21st.

The Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation wants medical students to help recruit people from under-represented or disadvantaged communities