Michigan News

Michigan’s lame duck session is ending soon. A bill allows Medicaid funds for community violence intervention services.

Frustration boils over in Lansing as Democrats’ control ends. Republicans boycott votes; tensions rise in Capitol.

On today’s episode, people sentenced to life at 18 await possible freedom, and some of Trump’s “fake electors” return.

Joe Cedillo gains freedom after 38 years due to a court ruling. His journey involved personal transformation and education.

Michigan Supreme Court Justice David Viviano steps down, citing family, court direction, and judicial compensation issues.

Wilson Rivera, imprisoned for over 20 years, maintains innocence. “Second look” bills could offer a chance at release.

Hank Choate danced on the state Senate floor after casting an electoral vote for Trump, marking a moment of triumph.

On today’s show, we celebrate the holiday weekend with a playlist of Christmas tunes by Michigan artists.

The Michigan Court of Appeals allows criminal election fraud cases against two men for misleading Detroit voters.

Michigan gymnast Frederick Richard returns to campus post-Olympics, inspiring many with his journey and passion.

Lavora Barnes steps down as Michigan Democratic Party chair; Curtis Hertel seeks to lead with focus on working people.