U.S. Supreme Court

Female athletes sued after MSU dropped swimming and diving sports programs.

A case at the U.S. Supreme Court could reshape American elections. What might it mean for Michigan? Then, navigating the mental health system in Northern Michigan. Plus, the story of a backyard boxing ring in Menominee.

A look at the legal ramifications of the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta to grant state prosecutors joint jurisdiction over certain criminal cases in Indian Country.

It's no secret that websites and apps collect your personal data, including those you may use to track your period. Data is often used for targeted ads, but the end to the constitutional right to abortion has made privacy experts concerned about surveillance as well.

In an astounding 62% of the decisions, conservatives prevailed, and more importantly, often prevailed in dramatic ways, according to new data.

The decision to overturn federal protections for access to abortions has elicited strong reactions among people on both sides of the issue. We hear from two of them.

A leaked Supreme Court draft opinion suggests an imminent reversal of Roe v. Wade. An OB-GYN from University of Michigan spoke about what this means for medical patients and providers. Plus, Detroit Police Department has let bad cops off the hook, according to a Deadline Detroit investigation.

On today's show, we dove more into the shooting death of Patrick Lyoya, then discussed the state's abortion legislation, Arab American history in Michigan, and spotted blue salamander parades.

Michigan state law makes providing abortions a felony. But for nearly five decades, that law was rendered moot by Roe v. Wade. And Michigan advocates on both sides of the issue are already gearing up for a fight.

Michigan Radio sports commentator John U. Bacon joins Morning Edition host Doug Tribou to talk about some of the top stories in the world of sports.In…