The families of a Michigan man and a teen who died after run-ins with police filed civil lawsuits in federal and state court, citing excessive force led to their deaths.

Recently, an alarming trend has emerged on Michigan's highways: non-emergency vehicles using emergency vehicle turning lanes to bypass traffic.

According to a complaint filed with the State Board of Ethics, both the director of the Michigan State Police, Col. James Grady, and his chief deputy, Lt. Col. Aimee Brimacombe, improperly received nearly $20,

A Barry County man was arrested and charged Friday, Jan. 24, with open murder following the strangulation death of his uncle in their shared residence.

The deaths of 25-year-old Samuel Sterling and 17-year-old Riley Doggett, both in the Grand Rapids area, were the focal point of calls for police reform and justice by families this week.

The Michigan State Police (MSP) has acquired its first electric patrol vehicle, joining a growing number of police departments utilizing electric vehicles.

Gov. Whitmer added her signature to bills to require gun buyback programs to completely destroy firearms and that create new school safety policies.

HB 6144, 6145, and 6146 deals with any gun buyback programs, ordering the Michigan State Police to destroy all firearms that was purchased during one of those sessions. The Associated Press reports that MSP acknowledged its previous disposal method only destroyed parts of the firearm.

Amid a flurry of crashes in West Michigan, at least two SUVs for Michigan State Police parked at the site of crashes were hit by another vehicle.

A 41-year-old woman was charged for attempting to smuggle contraband, including 140 suboxone strips, marijuana, and SIM cards, to an inmate in a Michigan prison.

KENT COUNTY, MI – A pair of Michigan State Police patrol vehicles were struck in West Michigan caused by slick road conditions. The two cruisers were hit before noon on Monday, Jan. 20, while troopers assisted motorists on the snow-covered highways.

Over the past 24 hours, troopers from the Grand Rapids post handled 83 crashes in Ottawa, Muskegon and Kent counties.