Jane Markey News Today

On Oct. 5 — exactly one year after announcing it would hear the case — the Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Daniel Loew.

A second court sided with Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in a battle over the emergency powers she’s used to implement protections against COVID-19.

A Michigan Court of Appeals panel upheld the authority of local public health officials to issue mask mandates.

County health officers don't need approval from elected officials to issue orders, the Michigan Court of Appeals said in a decision related to protests over COVID-19 school mask mandates.

County health officers don't need approval from elected officials to issue orders, the Michigan Court of Appeals said in a precedent-setting decision related to protests over COVID-19 school mask mandates.

The experimental barrier along the Boardman River would cap a decades-long effort to replace dams that impede the river’s flow and block native fish migration. But a resident contends it would ‘decimate’ a city park.

The Supreme Court said it would hear the appeal, but would limit the scope to the ex parte communications between Bakker and Koch.

LANSING, Mich. (Legal Newsline) – A Michigan appeals court has decided whether a lawsuit brought over the death of a woman who suffered from colorectal cancer should be classified as medical malpractice or “lost opportunity.”

Ilene Ikens of Reed City never got the chance to see the changes to Michigan’s 2019 car insurance law get partially reversed, but she likely would have shed tears of

Key provisions of Michigans no-fault auto insurance reform passed in 2019 do not apply retroactively to individuals previously injured in car crashes, an appellate panel ruled Thursday.