anchor, finding the station had legitimate reason to let her go after she consistently showed up to work late despite multiple warnings and then racked up two unexcused absences. U. S. District Judge Hala Y. Jarbou granted the motion for summary judgment from Grand Rapids-based WZZM. Judge Jarbou found that Shanna Grove, who brought her case under Michigan's Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act, or ELCRA, hadn't shown her bosses considered her gender or were aware of the ethics complaint she'd raised when they disciplined and. . .

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