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A federal judge in Michigan has tossed a lawsuit brought by two gay corrections officers, ruling that some of their discrimination claims weren't sufficiently proven and that statutes of limitation barred others.
The judge said many of the claims were barred by the statute of limitations and one of the officers could not show she had complained to supervisors.
A lot happened in Michigan this year. Here's a rundown of some of the biggest stories you may have missed.
Without the people who secretly recorded the conversations coming forward to prove they were authentic - the federal judge had no choice but to throw out the evidence.
The order is the latest setback in attempts to shed light on secret audio and reveal whether Warren Mayor Jim Fouts admitted making racist comments.