Judge Dismisses Charges in 2020 Election Case Involving Clerk, Lawyer
May 2, 2026
A Hillsdale County judge dismissed charges against a former clerk and lawyer linked to false 2020 election conspiracies.
A Hillsdale County judge dismissed charges against a former clerk and lawyer linked to false 2020 election conspiracies.
People marched across Michigan on May Day for immigrant workers’ rights, highlighting unlawful detentions and calling for change.
A new rule by Michigan’s Bureau of Elections allows removal of inactive voter registrations, enhancing voter roll maintenance.
Michiganders vote Tuesday on school funding and Senate balance. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Check voting sites.
“Education isn’t just prep for health work; it is the work. At U-M, education and health are deeply connected pursuits.”
In 2024, Egypt became the first country to eradicate chronic hepatitis C, but the U.S. still lags far behind.
May Day protests target Trump’s policies, with calls for a work boycott and a focus on workers over billionaires.
Thousands join May Day protests against Trump policies, demanding shifts in tax burden and increased public funding.
The Michigan Supreme Court’s new rule bans civil arrests at courthouses, aligning with states like NY and Illinois.
A Supreme Court decision may lead to a historic drop in Black representation in Congress, impacting minority districts.
A children’s online safety bill passed in Michigan Senate, restricting social media use for kids without consent.
The Michigan Senate passed a major budget proposal, focusing on free school meals and affordable housing, amid federal cuts.
