Michigan AG Dana Nessel vows to challenge an upcoming DTE Energy natural gas rate hike, after the company's recent $113 million increase. Nessel's past interventions have saved consumers nearly $4 billion.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued a directive to ease access to COVID-19 vaccines, calling on state agencies to collaborate on improving availability and mandating insurance coverage for the vaccines.

Kimberly Andrews Espy resigns as Wayne State University's president amid administrative challenges and controversy relating to School of Medicine governance.

Michigan faces a government shutdown if the budget isn't passed by October 1st. Governor Whitmer criticizes lawmakers for inaction and aligns with Senate Democrats, urging for resolution as state services are at risk.

Michigan GOP lawmakers introduced a bill aiming to ban porn and material promoting a "disconnection between biology and gender," with severe penalties for violators.

Vice President JD Vance will visit Howell, Michigan, to tout Trump’s new tax law, facing sharp pushback from Democrats in this battleground state.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel was named inaugural partner of the GCFPA, aiming to combat gift card fraud which cost Americans $228 million in 2023.

Patrick Waterman was selected as Ottawa County's new administrator, succeeding John Gibbs after a split 7-4 vote by the county's Board of Commissioners.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel and Arizona's AG Kris Mayes discuss the impact of Trump-era health policies with Will Humble on their podcast, emphasizing potential risks to vaccine access and medical education.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel criticized Corewell Health for ceasing some transgender treatments for minors, citing no changes in state law and challenging the healthcare provider's response to federal pressures.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel secured a court injunction to preserve access to social services, blocking the Trump administration's policy that would've changed how states verify individuals' eligibility based on immigration status.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, along with 19 other states, supports Ellenor Zinski in her lawsuit against Liberty University for wrongful termination due to her transgender identity.

Michigan AG Nessel leads a 35-state coalition urging the U.S. Supreme Court to support warrantless home entry by police under certain emergencies for safety reasons.