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The gruesome deaths of two unarmed young men fleeing police on foot in the Grand Rapids area in April 2024 – one was pinned against a wall by a police vehicle, while the other was hit and run over – are among numerous cases pending in state courts challenging a

After several appeals, a lawsuit between a U.P. man and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources involving a deadly snowmobile crash is heading to trial. This has been seven years in the making.

After the Jan. 7 fatal ICE shooting of Renée Nicole Good in Minneapolis, some officials have urged the public to wait for facts.

A lawsuit alleging cruel and unusual punishment filed against Hillsdale County and a former sheriff’s sergeant, later charged criminally for abuse, has ended.

As a civil trial began in a lawsuit brought against the state of Michigan by Edenville Dam flood victims, it was immediately evident that Trumble, a dam safety engineer at the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), would be a key figure.

Opening statements were heard today in the trial between 2,000 mid-Michigan property owners and the state.

Five years after the Edenville and Sanford dam failures, opening arguments began Monday in a Michigan Court of Claims civil bench trial, expected to last up to three weeks.

The FBI is investigating a deadly shooting involving a federal agent in Minnesota, as new video footage from the officer’s perspective has been released.

Attorney Ven Johnson weighed in on the fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis.