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Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel sued the state’s biggest health insurance company in federal court Thursday
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The state attorney general is suing a West Michigan business owner, alleging he took deposits from customers, knowing the business was about to close
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright had said the 64-year-old J.H. Campbell plant was needed to ensure reliable electricity in the region, and he used emergency powers to keep it operating
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HHS said it expects funding recipients to end inclusion programs and support for gender affirming care, reduce treatments like hormonal birth control, and encourage patients to discuss marriage and having children
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Attorney General Dana Nessel is calling on the Michigan Legislature to repeal a law preventing the public release of evidence related to the Flint water crisis
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is requesting a rehearing with the U.S. Department of Energy, challenging its latest order forcing Ottawa County’s J.H. Campbell plant to remain operational
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Fraudsters have reportedly used spoofing technology to make the caller ID appear to be from a legitimate source.Scammers ask for account credentials or personal information, which they can use to access and even drain accounts
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The Michigan case was filed on behalf of Catholic Charities of Jackson, Lenawee and Hillsdale Counties and has been on hold waiting for a U.S. Supreme Court decision
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A virtual election briefing in Ottawa Co., Protect MI Constitution, MI AG sues nursing home operator, Planned Parenthood clinic closings, Medicaid anniversary
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said using the Michigan Medicaid False Claim Act in this way is a new attempt to hold healthcare facility operators accountable