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METRO DETROIT — A pair of bills were approved by the Michigan legislature and signed into law by Governor Gretchen Whitmer that increase vandalism done to houses of worship as more serious crimes than other acts of destruction of property.
The Michigan Senate passed a ban on institutional desecration, which advocates say would deter vandalism and threats to religious and other facilities.
Michigan Public Radio Network reporter Colin Jackson sits down with "MichMash" host Cheyna Roth to explain the Institutional Desecration Act.
A group of metro Detroit leaders held a press conference in Detroit on Wednesday calling on the Legislature to finish its work to reform and strengthen Michigan’s ethnic intimidation law. “We …
Flanked by more than a dozen state lawmakers on Wednesday, state Rep. Noah Arbit (D-West Bloomfield) and Attorney General Dana Nessel announced a package of bills that would update Michigan’s …