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Neighbors said Anthony McRae would fire a gun out the back door of the Lansing home he shared with his father, possibly for target practice. → Read More
The suspect was located off campus and died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to authorities. → Read More
FBI agents arrested Republican gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelley on Thursday and searched his home near Grand Rapids. → Read More
Former President Donald Trump tried Saturday to boost select Michigan candidates running for secretary of state, attorney general and the Legislature. → Read More
Attorney General Dana Nessel and the state police declined to say what was happening at Rob and Anne Minard's home, but it is part of an investigation. → Read More
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has vetoed two bills that would create an education scholarship program that would give contributors a tax break on donations → Read More
The influence of Trump among Michigan Republicans appears to have waned, according to a straw poll at the Mackinac Republican Leadership Conference. → Read More
Michigan House leadership canceled a hearing on bills that would have allowed undocumented immigrants to obtain a driver's license. → Read More
In a phone interview, state Rep. Jewell Jones described the venue of the meeting as a "lounge" and said he wasn't sure if it was a strip club. → Read More
A Michigan GOP lawmaker introduced a bill that would require "fact checkers" to register with the state and post a $1 million fidelity bond to publish. → Read More
With party activists calling for certification to be blocked on Nov. 23, Aaron Van Langevelde joined the two Democrats to sign off on the results → Read More
Attorney General Dana Nessel said she plans to seek sanctions against lawyers who filed lawsuits against the state's election results. → Read More
A Court of Appeals panel has reversed a lower court ruling that would have required election officials to count late absentee ballots and allowed third parties to collect absentee ballots from voters. → Read More
Atty. Gen. Nessel said groups inside and outside Michigan were planning acts of domestic terrorism and using recent unrest to recruit more members → Read More
Trump slams Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on social media late Thursday, saying he doesn't 'tolerate any extreme violence' → Read More
Attorney General Dana Nessel will no longer enforce Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's executive orders after the Michigan Supreme Court's Friday ruling → Read More
The court found Whitmer lacked the authority to exercise powers under the Emergency Powers of the Governor Act because the act is unconstitutional → Read More
More than 400 Michigan military and overseas ballots were downloaded from a state database with the incorrect running mate for President Donald Trump → Read More
Republican former Gov. Rick Snyder said he planned to vote for Democratic former VP Joe Biden in November → Read More
Republican U.S. Senate candidate John James pitched his vision for democracy as an "all or nothing proposition" during a pre-recorded address → Read More