By Danielle Ferguson

A Michigan state judge made profane, disparaging comments about his chief judge during livestreamed proceedings and via emails to court employees and improperly used his position to help a judicial candidate, the Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission said in a new complaint Wednesday.

By Danielle Ferguson

A Michigan school district told a federal judge Wednesday that it could not air an announcement from a high school Republican club because it contained a political viewpoint on an upcoming ballot initiative, urging the court to toss the club's lawsuit alleging the school stifled members' right to free speech.

By Matthew Santoni

The lawyers representing the recently elected president of the National Rifle Association in a contract dispute stemming from investigations of the 2020 election are asking a Michigan federal court to excuse them from the case, after their client allegedly heard from his codefendant and stopped talking to them.

By P.J. D'Annunzio

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner fought off a challenge from fellow Democrat and former judge Patrick Dugan on Tuesday night, clearing the way for the incumbent's third term as the city's top prosecutor.

By Carolyn Muyskens

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away Michigan legislators who sued over election measures adopted by Great Lakes State voters, leaving in place a Sixth Circuit ruling that the individual lawmakers lacked standing.

By Carolyn Muyskens

Michigan's secretary of state violated campaign finance law by holding an announcement about her campaign for governor inside a government office building, the state attorney general's office has concluded.