The union attributes the attacks to a lack of maximum-security prison space, arguing that violent inmates can no longer be separated from the general population as often as warranted. Instead, higher-security prisoners are spread across lower-level housing units in Michigan’s 26 state prisons.
During the fiscal year 2024, the lottery contributed nearly $1.25 billion to the School Aid Fund. That’s equivalent to about 8% of the state revenue schools got that year.
The end of penny production has been a challenge for Michigan retailers, who are now seeking clearer federal guidance. Business groups say the lack of binding rules has created uncertainty about compliance with state and local regulations.
AG Dana Nessel wants the MPSC to reopen the matter of DTE’s application for approval of two special contracts to service an anticipated hyperscale A-I data center in Saline Township.
The latest round of routine Legionella testing returned “non-detect” results for the bacteria in all sampled locations at the Oakland County Jail and Little Oaks Child Development Center.
The recognition comes during a milestone year for North Star Reach as the organization celebrates its 10-Year Anniversary and "Year of Mooseness" in 2026.
The situation involved a barricaded subject experiencing a mental health crisis who initially shot around the inside of a trailer and later took his own life.
Lawsuit claims Ryan Kennedy continues to suffer physically and "reputational damage and economic harm" after being what he calls falsely accused of calling Metcalf a racial slur during the incident.
Detectives are finalizing the investigation into the drowning death of a 4-year-old girl at a private athletic club in Independence Township last Friday.
The board approved a six month moratorium on the acceptance, processing, and approval of applications for data centers and crypto-currency mining facilities.
The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners will take up a resolution against a controversial proposed new landfill when it meets Wednesday and a local group is urging a public show of support.
Anyone who uses public transportation, supports local workforce development, values community independence, or has an interest in the future of mobility in Livingston County is encouraged to attend.