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Last June, during a guest lecture event in Petoskey featuring an Enbridge Energy spokesman, a melee broke out between the North Central Michigan College staff and a group of protesters.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals says a jury should decide whether a college student’s social media post was a threat of terrorism under state law.
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Commissioner Ron Clous will not face charges after bringing a gun into frame at a virtual meeting.
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When Grand Traverse County Commissioner Ron Clous flashed his rifle while a resident spoke at an online public meeting, it caused an outcry in the community.Now the resident, Patricia MacIntosh is suing the county, arguing the commissioner violated her First Amendment rights.
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At times, Keli MacIntosh had to take a deep breath before getting her words out. During an emotional testimony Tuesday, she explained why she decided to…
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A dispute between Michigan's Department of Natural Resources and the commercial fishing industry is heading to court. The state announced it will prohibit…
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An attorney says she should not have to join the State Bar of Michigan in order to practice law, and she's filed a lawsuit to strike down the…
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Today on Stateside , how does the right to free speech apply when it comes to the personal Twitter accounts of elected officials? Plus, we hear about...