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MSU board approves design for memorial to honor victims of deadly 2023 campus shooting
The Michigan State University Board of Trustees approved a design on Friday for a permanent memorial to commemorate the February 2023 tragedy on campus in which three students were killed and five were injured by a gunman.
Macomb authorities: Shelby Township officer justified in fatal shooting of Troy man
Macomb County authorities said a Shelby Township police officer who fatally shot a Troy man in June was justified, no criminal charges will be filed and the officer has returned to work.
No charges for Shelby Twp. cop who fatally shot Troy man as bodycam video released
Authorities released police body camera video Thursday that showed a Shelby Township police officer shooting an armed Troy man after a traffic stop.
$500,000 settlement in lawsuit filed by Saginaw man against city over wrongful arrest
A Saginaw man has agreed to a settlement in a lawsuit over what he claimed was a wrongful arrest in 2020.
Unlawful arrest lawsuit: Saginaw settles with resident for $500,000
The City of Saginaw has settled a federal lawsuit leveled by a resident who claimed two police officers unjustly entered his home and arrested him.
Ann Arbor hotel lawsuit: Woman infected with MRSA while in unkept pool, says attorney
A hotel in Ann Arbor is being sued for allegedly having an unkept pool that led to a woman getting a severe infection.
Woman developed flesh-eating bacterial infection from Ann Arbor hotel pool, lawsuit says
A 23-year-old woman is suing an Ann Arbor hotel, alleging its pool infected her with a flesh-eating bacteria.
Woman files lawsuit, claims she almost lost a leg due to unsanitary pool at Ann Arbor hotel
Alexis Williams is suing the Residence Inn and its owner for allegedly not keeping their pool in clean condition.
Civil trial in lawsuit against former Michigan State Police sergeant set for November 2026
A civil trial tied to an excessive force lawsuit against a former Michigan State Police sergeant has been scheduled.