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University of Michigan officials say the US Supreme Court decision to eliminate the use of affirmative action in college applications will likely result in less diverse college campuses across the country but won't have much of an impact in this state. We get the details from WEMU’s Taylor Pinson.

State Attorney General Dana Nessel will seek a second term. She made the announcement Friday via a campaign ad released online. We have more from Rick Pluta.

Menstrual products are no longer subject to Michigan taxes. Colin Jackson has more.Michigan lawmakers had pushed for over a decade to end the state’s…

The state of Texas shocked many across the country when it passed major restrictions on abortions. Many see it as a step toward the dismantling of Roe…

Abortion has moved to the forefront of national politics. Where lawmakers stand on the issue has become a litmus test when determining if someone is a…

Anti-abortion groups will soon be on sidewalks and at events around the state, asking voters to support measures that would restrict abortion in Michigan.…

A lawsuit contesting how Michigan has drawn its political district lines is headed for trial. A 3-judge panel denied an attempt by Secretary of State…

Three current and former Michigan judges are on the shortlist to be the next United States Supreme Court Justice. President Donald Trump says he has a…

The Michigan Supreme Court will decide whether police officers illegally searched the backpack of a passenger in a stopped vehicle. The passenger says…

Michigan won’t limit how much money corporations and unions can spend to influence elections in the state – under legislation that’s cleared the state…