Kenneth L. O'Deen was appointed as Eaton County's Public Administrator by Michigan AG Dana Nessel, bringing his extensive legal experience and community involvement to the role.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel launches a consumer protection campaign inspired by "Abbott Elementary" to educate residents on avoiding scams through @MIConsumerWatch social media.

DTE Gas has proposed a $237 million gas rate hike in Michigan, following a previous increase last year. AG Dana Nessel plans to intervene, citing the need to prevent unfair financial burdens on consumers.

Mary Sheffield, Detroit's Mayor-elect, has launched her transition with 18 policy committees and diverse co-chairs aimed at shaping her administration’s priorities, reflecting a commitment to community and inclusion.

Assistant Attorney General John L. Thurber received the Theodore W. Swift Civility Award from the Ingham County Bar Association for his professional conduct.

Michigan AG Nessel leads a coalition urging the FCC to publish a rule to expand multilingual emergency alerts, which has been delayed despite being approved.

Michigan Senators Peters and Slotkin voted against a Senate resolution to end the U.S. government shutdown, citing concerns over unresolved healthcare costs.

Michigan won a court case against the DOE's cap on state energy program funding, securing continued support for renewable energy and efficiency initiatives.

The Supreme Court stayed a lower court's order to the USDA to provide full SNAP funding amid a governmental shutdown, affecting over 42 million Americans. Michigan AG criticized the Trump administration's actions.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board plans an open meeting on November 18 to discuss state gambling regulations, including casino, internet gaming, and sports betting.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has intervened in DTE Electric's bid for special contracts for a data center, seeking a public hearing to review the terms and protect consumers from potential cost hikes.

Judge McConnell orders the Trump administration to fully fund November SNAP benefits, in a response to the USDA not providing benefits due to a shutdown.

Rob Minard pled guilty to felony charges and will testify against ex-House Speaker Lee Chatfield, while his wife also pled guilty in a separate but related case.