Michigan leaders have reached a tentative bipartisan budget agreement, focusing on lowering costs and improving infrastructure, aiming to avoid a government shutdown.

Attorney General Dana Nessel of Michigan joins a bipartisan group opposing a proposed settlement with Capital One, arguing it insufficiently compensates customers for withheld interest.

A court ruled that FEMA and DHS cannot tie disaster relief funds to state immigration policy compliance, a win for states' rights led by Michigan AG Nessel.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed a motion alongside 22 attorneys general to block a provision aiming to cut Medicaid funding to clinics like Planned Parenthood.

Rep. Haley Stevens files impeachment articles against HHS Secretary RFK Jr., citing public health risks from misinformation and funding cuts for research.

The Michigan budget stalemate risks a government shutdown, impacting state workers and services like Belle Isle Park, with disagreements on spending priorities and alleged fiscal mismanagement at the core.

Michigan AG Nessel urges local governments to join a $720 million opioid settlement before the October 8 deadline to maximize funds for recovery efforts.

Michigan's budget deadline may result in a government shutdown affecting various state services and the potential end of free school meals, with lawmakers divided on funding allocation.

Michigan lawmakers race to finalize the budget to prevent a state government shutdown, with major funding disagreements persisting between House Republicans and Senate Democrats.

Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield is involved in an ethics inquiry regarding free Jeezy concert tickets from Comerica Bank. Her rival, Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr., has raised concerns about corruption, while Sheffield denies any violation.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel urges local governments to claim part of the $7.6 billion Purdue Pharma opioid settlement before the September 30 deadline to address the crisis.

Michigan's Attorney General secured settlements for White Pigeon mill's PFAS pollution, requiring remediation and fines for past and current operators.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has praised the House's approval of bills to simplify surrogate medical consent, a move that could reduce court involvement for families of incapacitated adults.