Matthew Miller

Mission Point Health Care owed nearly $5 million in overdue rent by the time eight of the troubled Michigan nursing home chain’s facilities were taken over by a court-appointed receiver.

The key impact a plan to change the way Michigan pays for its local courts would be to “end profit-motivated policing” and a profit-motivated court system, said Tom Boyd, Michigan’s state court administrator.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel contends that the state’s Supreme Court tore a huge loophole in the middle of the Michigan Consumer Protection Act more than 25 years ago.

Meghyn Booth says she didn’t know she was married to a neo-Nazi influencer, not exactly.

A former on-air personality for 9 and 10 News has sued the Cadillac news outlet’s parent company, alleging that, as a Black woman, she was “subjected to unfair heightened scrutiny, unattainable job expectations, and excessive workloads."

There have been more than 375 fatal attacks at U.S. houses of worship over the past 25 years. The Sept. 28 attack at a Church of Latter-Day Saints in Grand Blanc was one of the deadliest.

The first man killed in a Sunday morning mass shooting at a Latter-Day Saints church in Grand Blanc was “very soft spoken and very kind hearted,” a leader in the church.

U.S. bid to keep $163M in cryptocurrency provides glimpse into ‘pig-butchering’

A former Michigan State University graduate student is suing the university for $100 million, alleging that she developed thyroid cancer due to her exposure to harmful pesticides and herbicides during her program of study.

A zoning official gave Kathryn Sarkisian some bad news -- a neighbor objected to her chickens and she would have to get rid of them.