Michigan AG Dana Nessel and other states have secured a commitment to stop the distribution of machine-gun conversion devices, known as Forced Reset Triggers, in Michigan.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has taken over prosecutorial responsibilities in Lake County after the local prosecutor left. Her office is managing cases despite concerns about state budget cuts affecting justice funding.

Tudor Dixon won't run for Michigan governor or U.S. Senate in 2026, focusing instead on supporting Trump and Vance's policies. She remains influential in the conservative movement through media.

Michigan legislators introduced bills to let college athletes unionize and enhance NIL deal rights, sparking debate over athlete compensation and labor rights in college sports.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, with 17 other states, filed an amicus brief opposing ICE and CBP's alleged immigration tactics in LA, citing concerns of racial profiling and constitutional violations.

Ottawa County breaks ground on its first facility exclusively for veterans services, a significant step to enhance support for the local veteran population.

Michigan's 2024 presidential election turnout reached a record high following the implementation of voter accessibility measures from Proposal 2022-2.

Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" passed Congress narrowly; divisive responses ensued in Michigan, with GOP members praising and Democrats condemning its potential effects.

State Superintendent Michael F. Rice voices concern over Michigan's delayed school aid budget, which might harm local schools and students due to conservative spending forced by legislative inaction.

Michigan police receive a $5.8 million federal grant for overtime patrolling to reduce speeding in July, with 91 agencies involved to enhance road safety.

Michigan's Attorney General Dana Nessel sues the Trump administration, alleging illegal sharing of private medical data between HHS and ICE for immigration enforcement.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel settled a $4.5 million lawsuit with Villa Financial Services LLC and Villa Olympia Investment LLC over claims of poor care in six nursing homes.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a multi-state lawsuit against the Department of Education for cutting funds earmarked for K-12 school mental health services.