The trial of former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr, who is charged with murder in the 2022 death of Patrick Lyoya, is set to begin on Monday, April 28.

A jury has been selected to decide if a former Grand Rapids police officer is guilty of second-degree murder in the 2022 death of Patrick Lyoya.

The family of Patrick Lyoya is bracing for trial as a jury will soon decide whether a former Grand Rapids Police officer is guilty of second-degree murder.

Nearly two weeks into January, how are those resolutions going?

Timothy Allen Daugherty, a contract substitute teacher at Spring Mills Elementary in Oakland County’s Huron Valley School District, is facing charges of criminal sexual conduct involving students, with allegations dating back to April.

Parents are planning to file a civil lawsuit in the case of a Huron Valley Schools substitute teacher charged with criminal sexual conduct.

A Michigan State Police detective is facing second-degree murder and manslaughter charges.

Police video released shows an unmarked Michigan State Police SUV hit a man running from police in Kentwood last month.

The Oakland County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a long-term substitute teacher at Spring Mills Elementary School in Highland Township.

The parents of Oxford High School football star Tate Myre, who was killed that terrible day, see this as a four-step process. The fourth step would be seeing the Oxford School District in court for a civil trial—and that is an uphill legal climb because school districts have governmental immunity.

For Tate Myre’s father, this week’s verdict against Jennifer Crumbley, while a success, doesn’t provide much solace.

The family hopes it leads to changes that prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.

The long-awaited report detailing security measures at Oxford schools has been released. The 179-page report comes almost a year and a half after the deadly mass shooting. And it is only part one of two by independent investigator Guidepost Solutions.

Detroit attorney Ven Johnson trotted out new evidence in his civil lawsuit involving the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya by a Grand Rapids police officer.

Attorney Ven Johnson broke down a judge’s ruling that dismissed Oxford employees from civil lawsuits or their action or in-action that led up to the Oxford school shooting based on governmental immunity.

A judge will make her decision “sooner rather than later” after hearing arguments on whether employees at Oxford High School can be sued over the fatal shooting of four students.

Attorneys for the family of a Black motorist who was shot and killed by a white police officer during a traffic stop in Michigan's second-largest city, Grand Rapids, say the officer had no reason to pull him over.

Oxford community is reacting to the news there will likely be a guilty plea and no trial for accused high school shooter Ethan Crumbley.

A lawyer representing families of victims of a Michigan high school shooting says some teachers and a counselor were aware of the suspect's troubling behavior months before the mass shooting last fall.

An attorney for victims of the Oxford High School shooting held a press conference on Thursday to detail new findings in the case.

The terms were laid out in Jan. this year but only now have 98% of those with a claim against the University of Michigan signed off on the $490 million settlement slated for 1,000 victims of Dr. Robert Anderson.

Tension between an Oakland County judge and the prosecutor over the ordered release of all evidence in the Oxford High School Shooting. That evidence would include copies of all police reports and surveillance videos.

Grand Rapids Police Officer Christopher Schurr has been booked into the Calhoun County Jail Thursday (June 9) night after he was charged with second-degree murder for the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya.Schurr is expected to face a judge Friday (June 10).

Patrick Lyoya’s father Peter Lyoya reacted to Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker’s decision to charge Grand Rapids Police Officer Christopher Schurr with second-degree murder Thursday (June 9) afternoon.

We’re less than 24 hours away from the Kent County Prosecutor announcing whether they’ll charge the Grand Rapids police officer who shot and killed 26-year-old Patrick Lyoya after a traffic stop. The information in the case came in waves.

His mother says his soul can’t rest until the truth comes out as the parents of Oxford High School shooting victim Justin Shilling are joining a lawsuit and filing an additional federal lawsuit against Oxford Schools.

On Tuesday, the board decided there would be no independent review until the litigation concluded. The problem is that it’s likely three to five years away.

The independent autopsy was done this past Saturday (April 16) on 26-year-old Patrick Lyoya. The results only confirm what we have all seen unfold on video. It’s been concluded that Lyoya died from a single gunshot wound that went through the back of his skull near the midline, at point-blank range.

A civil lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Oxford High School students and their families after a mass shooting in November left four dead and seven injured.

A new civil lawsuit has been filed by and on behalf of Oxford High School students and their families in the wake of the fatal mass shooting in November that left four dead and seven injured.

The University of Michigan has agreed to pay $490 million to the victims of Dr. Robert Anderson.

The investigation into the Oxford High School shooting that left four students dead and seven other people injured is ongoing.

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Local 4 is learning more of the 800-plus former University of Michigan athletes who have come forward accusing Dr. Robert Anderson of sexual abuse during exams.

An attorney representing nearly 300 clients affected by a flood in Midland County, Michigan last year said Monday he doesn't expect litigation to be resolved any time soon.

A 17-year-old girl said she was sexually assaulted by a co-worker when she worked at Jimmy John’s in Sterling Heights.

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. – A 17-year-old and her family are suing the franchise of a Sterling Heights Jimmy John’s store after the teen said she was raped by a former employee. The teen, who has a disability, said that in August, Jerry Brown-Pegues forced her into a storage room and assaulted her. Documents show that the owner -- Turner Services Group in Clinton Township -- was aware of Brown-Pegues’ prior sexual assault crime and kept him on staff. He served time in prison, was out on parole and got a job as a delivery driver at the Jimmy John’s store. On Friday, attorneys for Turner Services said they are reviewing the case and declined to comment.

DETROIT Two drug cases were dismissed over findings that police lied to get warrants. Now they are taking the city of Detroit and its police department to court. Then the Wayne County Prosecutors Office found that the Detroit police officer on his case lied to get a search warrant sending an innocent man to prison. Chanellor is out of prison and he is fighting back suing the city, police, and the officer, Stephen Geelhood. Darrell Richmond, 53, is out of prison and also suing after an investigation found Detroit police officer Michael Mosley lied to get a search warrant for a drug bust and Richmond was the focus.