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Fighting the stigma: Michigan Supreme Court Justice Bernstein advocates for mental health
Read full article: Fighting the stigma: Michigan Supreme Court Justice Bernstein advocates for mental healthOne member of Michigan’s high court is adding his voice to the growing chorus of those willing to talk about mental health.
Michigan Supreme Court justice Bernstein returning to bench after seeking mental health treatment
Read full article: Michigan Supreme Court justice Bernstein returning to bench after seeking mental health treatmentA Michigan Supreme Court justice said he’s returning to in-person work after a month away to seek treatment for depression.
Morning 4: Where’s our normal, snowy Michigan winter? 4Warn meteorologist explains -- and other stories
Read full article: Morning 4: Where’s our normal, snowy Michigan winter? 4Warn meteorologist explains -- and other storiesMorning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day.
Bernstein apologizes after criticizing fellow Michigan Supreme Court justice for hiring ex-convict
Read full article: Bernstein apologizes after criticizing fellow Michigan Supreme Court justice for hiring ex-convictMichigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein has apologized to a fellow justice after criticizing her decision to hire an ex-convict to serve as a clerk.
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Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein speaks on being in Israel amid violence
Read full article: Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein speaks on being in Israel amid violenceIn midst of the conflict in Israel, Michigan State Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein is there working on portions of the Abraham Accords to try to help those with disabilities.
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Blind Michigan Supreme Court Justice turned away by clerks office while trying to get absentee ballot
Read full article: Blind Michigan Supreme Court Justice turned away by clerks office while trying to get absentee ballotBIRMINGHAM, Mich. A Michigan Supreme Court Justice tried to get his absentee ballot in Birmingham this week and get assistance filling it out, but things didnt go smoothly. Justice Richard Bernstein is the first blind justice, elected by voters statewide, to the Michigan Supreme Court. Bernstein was elected to the Michigan Supreme Court in November 2014. Bernstein was turned away because workers in the clerks office didnt know how to get him his absentee ballot. READ: Michigan Department of State launches online absentee voter applicationYou go online today and there is no choice to get an absentee ballot, attorney Jason Turkish said.
Runners from across the world come to run in 2019 Detroit Marathon
Read full article: Runners from across the world come to run in 2019 Detroit MarathonDETROIT - Participants from all 50 states and more than 70 countries came to Detroit for the 2019 Detroit Free Press/TCF Bank Marathon. RELATED: Runners pack streets for Detroit Free Press/TCF Bank MarathonThe annual marathon Sunday morning had thousands running through the streets of Detroit and Windsor. After months of training, runners were thrilled to finally cross the finish line. RELATED: Victim of devastating crash beats odds to run in 2019 Detroit MarathonThe marathon has runners cross an international border twice, once over a bridge and once in a tunnel under the Detroit River. More than 26,000 runners from around the world participated and were cheered on by friends, family and fans.