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Attorney General Dana Nessel is fighting Consumers Energy’s request for a rate increase, arguing the utility company hasn’t held up its end of the bargain to improve reliability
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Nessel said the screening requirement for abortion care is inconsistent with consent requirements in Michigan for other medical procedures
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Michigan’s attorney general is discussing legal options after a federal order to keep open a Consumers Energy coal plant slated to close May 31
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Republicans in Michigan House Oversight Committee leadership are accusing the state attorney general of not complying with a request for documents
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The Grand Rapids Public Museum has a new exhibit honoring those who served during WWII, Corewell Health has opened a new hiring center in Grand Rapids, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson violated the Michigan Finance Act according to the Michigan Attorney General's Office, and more.
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The charges allege David Coker spent $820,000 that was supposed to be used for a health facility project to, instead, buy coins, gold bars and firearm accessories, among other things
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Two Michigan business owners who allege they were targeted by the state for defying COVID-19 pandemic stay-at-home orders testified today before a state House committee
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is warning West Michigan residents about a texting scam targeting the region
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Michigan one of 19 states suing to block Trump's election order, saying it violates the ConstitutionThe lawsuit says forcing such changes on the states violates the broad authority the Constitution gives states to set their own election rules
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State Attorney General Dana Nessel is applauding its efforts to protect Michigan’s aging population