State Rep. Josh Schriver, R-Oxford, cited the generation — individuals who were in elementary school a century ago and 50 years before personal computers became broadly accessible — during an ...

In 2015, the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage across the country. If that decision is overturned, gay marriage would be ...

President Donald Trump's decision to have U.S. forces join Israel's campaign against Iran drew conflicting responses from ...

Several states would see a reversal on same-sex marriage if Obergefell vs. Hodges were ever overturned in a similar manner to ...

Explore Michigan's turbulent history with LGBTQ rights and same-sex marriage, from bans to breakthroughs, and the stories behind its legal evolution.

For state Rep. Jason Morgan, an openly gay Democrat from Ann Arbor, the vibrant celebration of love and inclusion that ...

The K-12 budget approved by the Michigan Republican-controlled House June 11 is likely to see extensive changes before a ...

A decade after SCOTUS’s ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, a movement is showing signs of traction to overturn it — one that not only serves as a discouraging statement, but one that could ...

The $21.9 billion budget would eliminate free breakfast and lunch programs while requiring schools hire police officers and mental health staff.

The plan was passed by the House by a 56-53 vote, with all Republicans in favor except for state Reps. Steve Carra and Josh Schriver. All Democrats were opposed.

In Michigan, state Rep. Josh Schriver (R-Oxford) introduced a resolution calling on local governments to cooperate with ICE in enforcing federal immigration law.

Rep. Josh Schriver (R-Oxford), hailed the fact that the “Greatest Generation” of the early 20th Century had class sizes of 30, 40 or sometimes 50 children and that they fared fine.