auto insurance

A shortage of hay in Michigan, a music festival in Traverse City, and a roundup of the week's headlines.

The Michigan Supreme Court said the state Legislature was not clear whether benefit caps in the 2019 auto no-fault law applied retroactively to people injured prior to the date the law went into effect.

Accident survivors and their supporters gathered inside the state Capitol Tuesday to plead with lawmakers fix problems with Michigan’s auto insurance law.

Whitmer said drivers can expect savings ranging from 25 to 62 percent depending on the level of coverage they choose.

A couple dozen protesters gathered Monday outside Michigan Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey’s business in Jackson.

Thousands rallied at the state Capitol Wednesday against Michigan’s auto insurance law. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed sweeping changes to the law in May…

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