Michigan's immigration court is part of a national system where asylum denials reached 94.1% in June 2026.

Rep. Alicia St. Germaine's package sets a 30-day data limit and jail time for misuse, but Lansing already has two rival plans.

Michigan got an estimated 964.2 million spam calls this year — now two lawmakers want AI robocalls to carry real penalties.

Saginaw's proposed rules would push data centers 500 feet from homes and cap noise at 55 decibels, even though no project has been proposed.

Jocelyn Benson wants a new state department for arts and tourism, plus incentives to lure filmmakers back to Michigan.

FIRE's Greg Lukianoff and ex-ACLU chief Nadine Strossen headline a two-day Oakland University summit on speech and political violence.

The package would set mandatory minimums for first-degree convictions and make fourth-degree CSC a felony.

House Bill 5968 would hand election oversight to a deputy secretary whenever the top official is on the ballot — Benson calls it political theater.

Sierra Club Michigan and allies say water, noise and pollution risks are piling up while state rules stay stuck at zero.

A Dearborn journalist says the city spent thousands on Ramadan lights while Easter and Passover got nothing.

Auditors found zero verified files among 33 Going PRO grants sampled, while $93 million in eligible requests went unfunded.

Paul Whelan lost his job, house and savings after five years in Russian prison. Now he's helping write a fix.

A 400-signature petition backs the Westland parish as it fights a proposal that could end Saturday and Sunday Masses by July 2027.