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Protesters who filed a lawsuit over Denver police violence during the George Floyd demonstrations in 2020 have won a $1 million settlement.

Denver City Council Monday approved settlements totaling $1 million for 3 lawsuits brought by people who sued in federal court over police response to 2020 protests.

Denver's legal bills related to how police responded to the racial justice protests in the summer of 2020 continue to rise with the City Council approving more than $1 million in settlements on Monday.

Concerts, festivals, art exhibits and more things to see and do this week.

US construction technology company ICON has launched a global architecture competition calling architects and designers to submit 3D-printed designs that can be built for under $99,000.

The bill passed by the Michigan House would have no effect on a persons First Amendment rights. Experts say it focuses on conduct, not speech.

Attorney General Dana Nessel announced charges against 16 Michigan residents for their roles in the alleged 2020 election scheme. Two of those people are from West Michigan.

The Michigan House has approved new legislation that would expand the state’s hate crime law to include protections for the LGBTQ+ community. Here’s everything we know about the bill.