Beth LeBlanc

The Michigan Supreme Court will reconsider a 49-year-old murder sentence where, the defendant argues, there was no showing of malice.

The Michigan Economic Development Corp.'s new data center tax break oversight could be tested with the Oracle and OpenAI's Saline Township project.

The legislation seeks to offload a controversial, decades-old tax credit scheme and create a new, separate income tax capture program

A top Democratic contender for governor weighs in on the hotly-debated future of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.

A new study recommends Michigan should centralize revenue collected in trial courts to remove pressures causing some judges to over-bill defendants.

The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether to overturn past precedent to clear the way for an attorney general probe into insulin pricing in Michigan.

A state panel voted Tuesday to end the contract of a veteran independent watchdog who has ensured legal compliance on economic development projects.

Roughly $300 million set aside for Michigan school safety and mental health initiatives in the new 2026 state budget comes with a significant caveat.

A Court of Appeals opinion is expected to increase reimbursements to home health care providers who have had their pay cut under a 2019 reform.

For unknown reasons, the bills weren't sent to Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's desk before Republicans took power in the Michigan House in January.