Michigan Court of Claims

A lawsuit seeking to reverse Eastern Michigan University’s decision to cut four of its sports programs has been dismissed.

The state says now is not the time to rule on whether a candidate for governor is eligible to run.  That could mean the question will wait until after Democratic voters make their choice in the primary.

The Michigan Court of Appeals has put a lawsuit regarding state money for private schools on hold while it decides who can be part of it. 

Michigan State University is asking a court to decide whether it has to release police and arrest records related to a highly publicized investigation.  The records are related to the criminal investigation into an alleged sexual assault that may involve members of the Spartan football team.

A left-leaning group has filed a lawsuit to find out how often Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette and his aides used private e-mail accounts to discuss public business. 

Flint residents who filed a class-action lawsuit related to the water crisis got good news and bad news on Wednesday. 

A group that wants to legalize marijuana in Michigan is going back to court.