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U.S. State Department officials are demanding Russia release “wrongfully detained” journalist Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan
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Clydes is a 2022 Tony nominated play exploring the American prison system.
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The Muskegon County Clerk has started sending her staff into the local rescue mission to help people there get their birth certificates. It’s the first step to getting any other paperwork they need to improve their lives. She never realized what a problem that is, and now plans to expand the outreach.
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Nassar, the ex-U.S. women’s gymnastics team doctor who sexually abused athletes, was treated for a collapsed lung after he was stabbed multiple times in the neck and chest.
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Assistant Attorney General John Pallas said he didn't know specifically why the three men were transferred out of Michigan, other “than general safety concerns.”
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Calvin University’s Prison Initiative is now captured on film, Behind Our Walls, a documentary exploring the experiences of incarcerated individuals in the Prison Initiative.
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Brand shares the story, and speaks to Rotary of Grand Rapids this week to inspire.
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U.S. Attorney Mark Totten said Rick Johnson used an alias and burner phones to conceal bribes and laundered the money
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Judge Charles Nebel says there is evidence of a lack of proper care for Jonathan Lancaster in 2019 but not enough for an involuntary manslaughter trial
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We talk with artist Joseph Whitaker and AAW’s Coleman Brooke about Whitaker’s Story, finding art-making while incarcerated, and how it saved his life.