Michigan's Secretary of State refutes Macomb County Clerk's claim of finding non-citizens in voter rolls after a Bureau of Elections investigation finds most on the list are citizens or already removed.

AG Dana Nessel joins a multistate amicus brief opposing Trump Administration efforts to dismantle the Flores Settlement, which protects immigrant children in detention.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel praised the Senate's approval of bills to combat human trafficking, highlighting the state's high incidence of the crime and her office's proactive efforts against it.

ICE agents detained parents at an Ypsilanti, Michigan bus stop, causing community and official concern. Schools reaffirmed policies to protect students, while officials demanded information and critiqued the operation's impact on safety and security.

Michigan State Police will host an Employment Day at Kalamazoo Valley Community College, offering candidates the chance to fast-track their hiring process.

Michigan's AG secured a judgment against Caltons Lawn Care for taking payments without providing services, including a business ban and a $100,000 fine.

Michigan AG Nessel secures a court order to maintain funding for EV infrastructure, blocking the Trump Administration's attempt to freeze disbursements.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns of increased identity theft, advising vigilance and issuing preventative tips during Identity Theft Awareness Week.

Businessman Perry Johnson is again running for Michigan Governor as a Republican, proposing tax cuts and government efficiency despite his past electoral issues. He faces a crowded primary field. Critics doubt his plans' feasibility.

After a Minneapolis shooting by ICE, Michigan Senators Slotkin and Peters oppose the DHS funding bill, demanding reforms and accountability in immigration enforcement practices.

Michigan sues fossil fuel companies for alleged antitrust violations and conspiring against renewable energy, leading to inflated energy costs for consumers.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joins a coalition suing against ICE's "lawless" actions in Minnesota, aiming to restrain federal overreach and protect community welfare.

Michigan Senate passed bills limiting student cell phone use during class, with provisions for emergencies and medical needs, aiming to reduce distractions and enabling schools to set stricter policies if desired.