In 1920s Detroit a young, black doctor gets married and looks to settle down in a comfortable neighborhood. But after defending his home from mob attack, he ends up on trial for murder. The case exposes the injustice of a system designed to keep...
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By Bob Allen
The Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians has ticketed three of its members for illegal fishing. A judge will decide the amount of the fines, and will order restitution for as...
By Bob Allen
The U.S. Attorney's office has declined to prosecute several suspects in a major illegal fishing case in the Upper Peninsula.
The men are charged will illegally...
Three big political spenders in Michigan have joined forces with the Meijer Corporation in its legal battle with Grand Traverse County: the Michigan Education...
A much-anticipated U.S. Supreme Court ruling released this morning on elections spending will hamper any possible investigation of Meijer officials in Grand Traverse...
By Rick Pluta, Michigan Public Radio Network (Text)
Linda Stephan, Interlochen Public Radio (Audio QA)
The state...
Homeless shelters are gearing up for the busy season, when many who sleep outside will seek shelter from the bitter Northern Michigan winter nights.
And this...
A timeline of events in the Meijer-Acme saga is below.
The Grand Traverse County Prosecutor stands...
A judge in Benzie County has refused to gag the defense in a high profile murder case. The prosecutor says publicity of the case will make it hard for Joni Holbrook to get a fair trial. She's accused of murdering her husband, Melvin Holbrook...
