Two Republican-nominated justices dissent. The measures could be a boost to Democratic turnout in November.

A federal judge’s ruling in Texas focuses on religion and HIV prevention drugs. But a Michigan insurance expert said the implications could be dramatically more far-reaching.

Join us October 13 for our latest Bridge Book Club event with author, physician and Michigander Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha to discuss her account of the Flint Water Crisis.

Billions spent on strategies to limit nutrient pollution that don’t work.

Muskegon County Prosecutor D.J. Hilson, a Democrat, will serve as special prosecutor in a Michigan vote tabulator tampering case. He’ll consider possible charges against Republican attorney general nominee Matthew DePerno and others identified in a state investigation.

Court of Claims Judge Elizabeth Gleicher issued an opinion Wednesday permanently barring enforcement of Michigan’s long-dormant abortion ban, although appeals are expected.

Michigan’s prisoner population is dropping fast, but a shortage of corrections officers still strains the system.

Elizabeth Gleicher had a history of liberal advocacy as a lawyer before joining the Michigan Court of Appeals. Colleagues also say she’s a hard-working, fair judge.

The university said the faculty union’s strike is causing harm to students, while the union said the lawsuit “does not move us forward one inch.”

The Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a challenge to a Legislature-backed ballot initiative that would change requirements for legislative term limits.

On September 28, Bridge Michigan education reporter Isabel Lohman will moderate a Zoom discussion with four education experts on the causes of and solutions to K-12 teacher staffing issues in Michigan.

The union representing faculty members is at odds with the administration in negotiations over salary and healthcare benefits, with each side blaming the other for canceled classes.