President Trump tried to seize voting machines during 2020 election, report says

About six weeks after President Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, he told his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani to contact the Department of Homeland Security to ask if the department could lawfully seize voting machines in key swing states, according to a report in The New York Times.

Sex abuse survivor bills extending statute of limitations gain momentum for passage in Lansing

The horrific abuse by Michigan State University's Larry Nassar and the University of Michigan's Robert Anderson has prompted lawmakers to try to extend the statute of limitations for victims of abuse by physicians.

Michigan AG requests criminal investigation into Republican who submitted fake electors

“Under state law, I think clearly you have forgery of a public record, which is a 14-year offense, and election law forgery, which is a five-year offense,” she said Thursday night.

Michigan Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence to retire after term ends

"This year marks my 30th year in elected public service, and I've had the good fortune of serving Michiganders on the local and national level," she said.

Detroit woman charged with election law forgery during 2020 election ordered to trial

Using her guardianship business, a Detroit woman attempted to request absentee ballots for some of her clients and have them sent to her business last year.

AP Review: Far too little voter fraud in Michigan, other battleground states to tip 2020 election

A review of every potential case of voter fraud in the six battleground states where former President Donald Trump disputed the results yielded a number that would have made no difference in the 2020 election.

With new GM battery factory in mind, state approves $1.5 billion bill to land major business projects

Among the projects the state is eyeing is General Motors new electric vehicle battery factory. Several hundred million will also be available to restaurants and other businesses that lost money during the pandemic.

Trump-allied lawyers ordered to pay Detroit and Michigan $175K

The fines are sanctions for abusing the court system with a sham lawsuit challenging the 2020 election, a judge said when ordering the attorneys to pay up.

Congresswomen, community activists rally for passage of Build Back Better

"I've had eight floods in Dearborn since June," said Congresswoman Debbie Dingell (D-12th District). "We need to build that resiliency. It's real - from flooding - to wildfires in California."

Republican lawmakers pass school voucher bills Whitmer promises to veto

Students attending private schools could get up to $7,830 to pay for educational expenses. A financial review estimates as much as $500 million in state tax revenue could be cut.

Michigan House approves elimination of "tampon tax" for first time

The legislation still needs to pass the Senate before the 6% tax on menstrual products can clear the legislature. A fiscal report estimates Michigan will lose out on $7 million annually.

Former Michigan Rep. Dale Kildee who served in Congress for 36 years dead at 92

Prior to entering politics, Dale Kildee had taught Latin to high school students before entering politics. He'd go on to work on childhood education, promote nutrition programs, and was an advocate for the auto industry.

Whitmer vetoes legislation in budget, allows voting machines to be online for Election Day

Another veto that has some scratching their heads is the governor's veto that would have created polling places at senior centers around the state. She said the bill would actually make it more difficult for seniors to vote.

State Rep. Andrea Schroeder dies at 57 of stomach cancer

She passed away after a long, hard-fought battle against stomach cancer. Schroeder represented the 43rd district that includes Lake Angelus Clarkston, Independence Township, and part of Waterford.