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Newaygo County's Fremont Public School district is banning two religious groups from operating on campus after a complaint, a bill before a Michigan Senate committee would end an exception that allows minors to hide some medical information from their parents, and more.
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The continued operation of Ottawa County’s J.H. Campbell power plant is costing ratepayers millions while creating a wastewater disposal issue
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The bill is part of an ongoing feud between House Republicans and Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel, who issued an opinion earlier this year that blocked House GOP-ordered budget cuts
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Morrison was convicted in Jackson County of gang membership, providing material support for terrorist acts and possessing a firearm during the commission of a felony related to his role in the plot to kidnap Whitmer
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Nessel and other Democratic attorneys general are fighting the Department of Energy orders in court. The effort is backed by environmental groups and civil rights organizations
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Tax Day is drawing near and, as the day approaches, State Attorney General Dana Nessel is reissuing her consumer alert on tax-related identity theft
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Monday released a 300-page report detailing accusations of sexual abuse against both adults and children since 1950
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Tuesday, local leaders and advocates condemned the federal government’s emergency order keeping an Ottawa County coal plant online, citing environmental injustice and high costs
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DTE and the developers say construction needs to begin by the beginning of the year
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a motion to halt the U.S. Department of Energy’s order continuing the operation of the J.H Campbell coal plant through February