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An online child protection registry is expanding its reach to keep adult-oriented advertisements from appearing in children’s inboxes.

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.

Anyone scrolling Facebook in Michigan over the past week may have noticed ads attacking a new energy bill in the statehouse. The proposed legislation…

Let’s talk about teens and phones. Cell phones have always been there throughout their lives. They use them all the time, but may never talk about how...

It wasn't all that long ago when proud parents might carry a small photo album they would happily whip out to show photos of their kids. Today, parents...

A group of Kalkaska residents says their community supports a recall of village president Jeff Sieting.Kalkaska for Peace formed after posts on Sieting’s…

You’ve heard that advertisers are keeping track of every online site you visit. They keep track of the data to try to determine what you’re likely to...

You may have read the recent news that NPR decided to discontinue online comments at NPR.org. Editors at NPR reasoned there are better ways to connect...

Emails recently released by Gov. Rick Snyder's office indicated that Michigan State Police were aware that a Copper City man made a potentially...

This week on Stateside, we're talking election feelings. NPR's National Political Correspondent Mara Liasson gave us this look into why voters have such...