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A former police officer in western Michigan should go to trial for a murder charge in the 2022 killing of a Black motorist, the state Court of Appeals ruled Thursday.The court said in its 2-1 opinion that it agrees there was “at least sufficient evidence presented” at Christopher Schurr's preliminary examination “to establish probable cause” that his actions as a Grand Rapids police officer “did not satisfy the standards for use of deadly force in self-defense.”
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Discover holiday specials and changes to our regular schedule during the holiday season.
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Vernal pools, ancient trees, and algal blooms: Catch up on some environmental stories this Earth DayMichigan Radio consistently brings you stories about the effects of climate change, the latest environmental policies, and scientific advancements.
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Flint listeners: WFUM has lost power and is off the air. We've been given an estimated repair time of 6 p.m.You can listen to Michigan Radio right here at…
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Updated 10:45 a.m., August 11, 2021: The power to WVGR has been restored. Thank you for your patience!Due to storms throughout the area overnight, WVGR is…
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If you use a Google Home device to stream Michigan Public, you may have noticed that the stream doesn't always play correctly. It also now says "from…
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Hey there!Are you having what appears to be buffering issues with the live stream on the Michigan Radio app? Due to an Android update, the stream volume…
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The latest operating system update for Apple devices are causing known issues with audio files playing within the Safari browser. This does not impact the…
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This evening, our online webstream will be down for maintenance beginning at 10 p.m. We don't expect it to be out for more than an hour. Thanks for your…
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Minutes is a new project at Michigan Radio to help keep track of what's happening at local government meetings throughout the state. As part of the…