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Resources dananessel has populated their site with include: • Dana Nessel: I’m suing Trump because of a promise I made to Michigan voters | Opinion • Hillsdale County man sentenced for threatening prosecutor • Pfizer will pay $60M to settle bribery allegations • Federal judge denies request to stop Michigan's ban on conversion therapy • Oshtemo Township woman pays $2,000 for falsifying dog adoption records • Former Hillsdale Sheriff’s sergeant given probation for pepper spraying restrained inmate • Judge denies requests for 2 men convicted in Whitmer kidnap plot to get new trials • West Bloomfield woman charged with embezzling from vulnerable adult in scheme with co-defendant • Michigan Attorney General team argues Line 5 should be shut down in Straits of Mackinac • How to safely save money when purchasing medications • Embezzlement charges filed after more than $400K taken from 87-year-old man, diverted to nonprofit group • Attorney General shares tips on avoiding emergency scams amid extreme cold • AG Nessel warns fans of Lions ticket scams • Saginaw City Council member and former candidate facing election forgery charges • Former Michigan priest resentenced for criminal sexual conduct • Livonia snowplowing, landscaping business owners reach deal with Attorney General • 4 more arrested in massive auto theft ring targeting SE Michigan • Former oil & gas company owner pleads guilty to defrauding State of Michigan • Chinese national charged as part of human trafficking ring using massage parlors • Nessel: Ballot proposal may be only way to bring ethics, transparency to lawmakers • AG Nessel vows to fight Trump if his policies violate legal rights of Michigan residents • AG Nessel is Sending out a notice about Health and Travel Clubs • AG Nessel shares tips to combat identity theft after data breaches • Supreme Court upholds man's assault convictions in Isabella County • AG provides tips on filing complaints with Consumer Protection Team • The importance of checking return policies on unwanted gifts • Nearly 40 charges announced against owner of Lockhart Chemical for Flint River spills • AG to intervene in Consumers Energy’s $248M requested gas rate hike • Federal Court of Appeals upholds EGLE inspection authority amid ongoing wetlands destruction case • Michigan Advance • Michigan AG files emergency appeal to reverse parole of man convicted of rape • Detroit robocall criminal case from 2020 can proceed, appeals court rules • AG report details abuse allegations against 52 priests, deacons in Diocese of Lansing • Michigan man pleads no contest to threatening circuit court judge, assistant prosecutor • Nessel urging residents to be on the lookout for illegal gifting schemes • Michigan Attorney General warns consumers about holiday scams using AI • South Lyon woman charged with embezzling over $200K from vulnerable adult • Saginaw man charged in 2003 assault, murder of woman after new DNA analysis • AG Nessel warns of puppy scams during holidays • Look out for phishing attacks this holiday season • 5 arrested, charged in Metro Detroit human trafficking ring • Proactive steps to protect packages from ‘porch pirates’ this holiday season • Nearly 20 years later, Kalamazoo man convicted in sex assault • Michigan woman sentenced for impersonating health care worker, witness intimidation • Michigan GOP lawmaker says gay marriage should be 'illegal again' • AG Nessel issues consumer alert for online shopping for Cyber Monday • Nessel warns of holiday scams ahead of gift-buying frenzy • Michigan AG Nessel: Trump cabinet picks show disdain for victims of sex assault | Opinion • Federal appeals court affirms ruling keeping lawsuit against Grand Rapids airport in state court • Michigan Advance • Clare Co. man found guilty for criminal sexual conduct on child relative • Nessel announces formation of Missing or Murdered Indigenous People Task Force • U.P. man extradited from California heading to trial in sexual assault case • Five people plead guilty in connection to illegal gambling operation in Genesee County • Ann Arbor woman pleads guilty to fraudulently obtaining $41K in federal pandemic loans • Second Florida man sentenced for stealing rent checks in Michigan • MSP trooper justified in shooting at accused killer of Saginaw woman, AG finds • Michigan bills aiming to protect human trafficking survivors pass through committee • Grand Traverse Commissioner Brad Jewett pleads guilty to prostitution charge • Michigan gives DTE approval for $113.8M gas rate hike: What it means for your bill • Nessel announces $49.1M in settlements with drug manufacturers Heritage and Apotex • Michigan Advance • AG sues St. Joseph Co. paper company for PFAS contamination • U.P. man to pay $280K after selling elderly woman’s property, keeping the money for himself • Employee at Michigan wine shop accused of embezzling more than $350,000 • AG Nessel sues pharmacy managers for role in opioid crisis • Phone ringing off the hook? Election season has Michiganders getting oodles of calls • Federal judge tosses RNC lawsuit challenging Michigan's voter registration maintenance • Michigan judge dismisses GOP lawsuit targeting overseas and military ballots • Michigan Advance • Nessel sues man accused of soliciting donations for fake campaign websites • Michigan AG, deputy SOS answer election security questions at town hall • Can you spot AI generated misinformation? A new webpage launched by Michigan's AG can help • AG, Eli Lilly spar before the Michigan Supreme Court over insulin pricing investigation • Attorney general: Doctor collected $400,000 in disability while continuing to work • DTE and Consumers requesting too much money from ratepayers, MI Attorney General says • Ex-manager at troubled nursing home chain charged with embezzlement • Treasurer of nonprofit in ‘Unlock Michigan’ scheme will stand trial • Norway man extradited from California, charged for criminal sexual conduct against 2 minors • DeWitt adoptive parents bound to court on child abuse, conspiracy charges • Ontonagon man pleads guilty after embezzling from vulnerable adult • A year of safety: AG Nessel, YWCA Kalamazoo celebrate Address Confidentiality anniversary • Michigan woman sentenced for embezzling more than $86,000 from elderly woman • Woman charged with stalking prosecutors gets probation • Former Chatfield staffers to stand trial in alleged financial misconduct case • Democrats want to toughen Michigan's 'toothless' price-gouging law • Michigan man sentenced for stealing deposits from several businesses • Grand Haven man sentenced to 5-20 years in prison for mPerks scheme • ‘I’m a new racist.’ Local judge removed from docket after court official shares audio recordings • Flint woman owes $500K, must forfeit 6 cars after no contest plea to embezzlement, tax charges • Former Dearborn Heights man accused of sexual assault extradited from Guam • Michigan to see $9 million out of a massive MoneyGram settlement • AG: Man brought back from Florida to stand trial in 2016 case • Former ATF analyst from Farmington Hills pleads no contest to PPP loan fraud • U.P. woman sentenced for killing man, his 2 dogs in house fire • Michigan liquor store owner charged with felony for alleged fake bottle return scheme • Redford man charged with embezzling from his grandfather in charges from AG Nessel • Former Michigan State Police trooper to stand trial in death of man he hit with unmarked vehicle • Michigan AG Nessel warns residents of 'unpaid tolls' text message scam • Judicial assistant pleads guilty to embezzling more than $60K from Michigan judge • Dana Nessel defends Michigan’s ban on ‘destructive’ LGBTQ conversion therapy • Alpena man sentenced for filing false reports - upnorthvoice.com • Sixth Circuit denies Enbridge a new hearing in Line 5 jurisdiction dispute • Michigan man sentenced to life in prison for death of 2-year-old Wynter Cole-Smith • AG launches operation to hunt down sexual offenders that fled the state • Kroger Opioid Settlement sign-on deadline extended further • Alleged ‘serial sexual offender’ pleads guilty to 2010 cold case in WMU dorm room • AG reminding people to protect their personal information after McLaren Cyber Attack • Ecorse man arraigned after allegedly stealing and selling Home Depot equipment • Woman accused of treating kids with autism using false credentials pleads guilty • Former Michigan corrections officer charged with smuggling drugs into prison • Nessel joins coalition supporting law prohibiting concealed carry for those under 21 • AG Nessel: Have faith in our election system… • Most election officials who certified Michigan's 2020 race are gone. Expert sees trouble • Caledonia woman to stand trial for perjury in 'Unlock Michigan' fundraising scheme • Nessel files brief to keep Michigan abortion regulations on hold • Michigan Advance • Michigan's Attorney General recent efforts to stopping senior scams • Florida man accused of stealing rent money from Michiganders pleads guilty • $50K+ Amazon return scheme leads to charges against 2 Michigan men • Enviros cheer Michigan Supreme Court upholding tighter permitting rules for factory farms • Michigan Advance • Michigan attorney general pushes back against DTE Energy’s proposed rate hike • Mental health center owner pleads guilty to Medicaid fraud • Battleground state AG worries Trump won’t accept loss to Harris • Nessel encourages communities to join $1.2B opioid settlement with Kroger • AG Nessel reminds passengers of rights for delayed, canceled flights • Former financial advisor sentenced for embezzling $260,000 from clients in Kent Co. • Wildfire smoke and extreme heat should be considered major disasters by FEMA, Nessel says • Michigan Advance • Harris campaign, civil rights group condemn white supremacist march in Howell • Michigan Advance • Ithaca woman charged for allegedly embezzling money from vulnerable adult • St. Clair County caretaker pleads guilty to embezzling over $86K from elderly woman • Consumers gas rates to hike again: Why you might not notice • AG Nessel supporting transparency of drug pricing • Michigan man extradited from Mexico, faces trial in alleged sexual assault of pre-teens • AG Nessel issues government imposter scam alert • AG: Hillsdale County sergeant facing 7 felonies for allegedly assaulting county inmate to stand trial • 22-year-old mPerks theft suspect takes plea, will give up $630K in cryptocurrency and cash • Attorney General urges consumers to stay vigilant for Prime Day • Oscoda man found guilty of threatening his former landlord • Chicago man sentenced for 1982 murder of his infant daughter • Marquette holding two-day expungement fair • Detroit woman charged with Medicaid fraud for allegedly receiving payments after being fired as caretaker • AG shares resources for consumers following Change Healthcare data breach • Fruitport man who threatened mass shooting in court found guilty on 3 felony charges • Attorney General to grocers: Clear up cage-free egg confusion • State of Michigan inks agreement to protect Great Lakes from invasive species • Man pleads guilty to state charges in kidnapping, murder of Wynter Cole-Smith • Detroit man convicted for murder in 2021 Facebook Marketplace ambush • Man extradited to Michigan to face 2016 sex assault charges • Man gets prison for luring women to prostitution through dinner dates • Macomb County judge dismisses FOIA lawsuit over voter information • ‘Held accountable:’ AG charges Ingham County nurse for falsifying medical records • Ohio woman gets prison for threatening former Michigan elected official • Michigan man found guilty in 2018 death of 77-year-old man • Upper Peninsula Power Co. withdraws request for waiver on outage credit rules • Michigan Advance • No mandatory 24-hour waiting period for abortion, rules Michigan Court of Claims • Supreme Court decision on federal gun law could have implications for Michigan • Michigan Attorney General grateful for US Supreme Court decision on gun control law • AG Dana Nessel offers updates on Organized Retail Crime partnership in Michigan • Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns of IRS scam targeting businesses • Line Five case moved to state court in win for Nessel • Alpena man found guilty of felony after falsely accusing troopers of theft and forgery • 3 people accused of destroying 2022 gubernatorial campaigns of 5 candidates are heading to trial • Election related robocall criminal charges proper, state supreme court rules • Ann Arbor woman charged with fraudulently obtaining federal pandemic loans • AG Nessel reaches $700 million lawsuit against Johnson and Johnson • Michigan AG seeking reduction in Consumers Energy's proposed rate increase • Flint woman heading to trial for allegedly embezzling over $400K • Michigan AG sues tree service companies for price gouging, other violations • Michigan Attorney General files charges against trooper accused of killing Samuel Sterling • Michigan joins federal antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster • Nessel report details abuse allegations against 19 priests in Diocese of Kalamazoo • Trial date set for pharmacist charged in 2012 Michigan fungal meningitis outbreak case • Montague woman charged with Medicaid fraud for allegedly submitting false claims • Michigan DNR officer to stand trial after shooting at campground • Michigan jury convicts man in death of daughter missing since 1982 • Unlicensed Michigan RV park owner accused of discharging raw sewage into groundwater • Michigan AG takes action against Tuscola County's Zimba Dairy • Ascension health system reports disruptions due to cyberattack • $10M settlement with wireless carriers over misleading advertising • Nessel charges former clerk and attorney after alleged unauthorized access to 2020 voter data • Avoid scams and fraudulent activity with these tips and resources • Nessel sheds light on opioid epidemic on National Fentanyl Awareness Day • Warren man admits to several charges related to human trafficking in Oakland County • Ex-ATF investigator who lived in Farmington Hills accused in pandemic loan scheme • Michigan attorney general reissues reverse mortgage consumer alert • AG Nessel praises FTC rule that bans non-competes for employment • State AG Nessel warns fans to watch out for scams at NFL Draft in Detroit • Michigan doctor accused of $400,000 disability insurance fraud scheme to stand trial • Former Fabius Township Supervisor sent to prison after convictions for 2010 rape • Ex-Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield, wife charged with embezzlement, conspiracy • Nessel reminds business owners to watch out for tax scams • Federal judge rejects GOP lawmakers' lawsuit challenging new voting rights in Michigan • Michigan lawmakers outline next steps after announcement of national PFAS standard • Michigan Advance • Grand Blanc Township man sent to prison for killing hunter in 2018 • Nessel pushes back on Upper Peninsula Power Company’s request for outage credit waivers • Michigan Advance • Clio man sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting teenage girl • Ready to form a Michigan lottery club? There are laws, key points to know • Appeal denied for leader of white supremacist group ‘The Base’ • Division on Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing • Detroit health clinic owner accused of running "pill mill" • Michigan AG plans to intervene after DTE's 'absurd' rate hike request of $450 million • Former Dark Horse Brewery owner pleads guilty in employee benefit theft case • Michigan AG launches opiate settlement website • Michigan officials release statements as U.S. Supreme Court hears abortion pill case • Storms, weak tornado possible Tuesday in Metro Detroit, NWS says • Breaking records, 1.4M Michiganders have ACA coverage, state uninsured rate plummets • Michigan Advance • michiganadvance.com • AG Nessel, Justice Department suing Apple for monopolizing smartphone markets • County Circuit Court dismisses all claims by hair salon • Attorney General: Niles couple pleads guilty to Medicaid fraud charges • AG Dana Nessel warns homebuyers of Real Estate Ad scams • Michigan joins coalition defending Oil and Gas Methane Rule • Federal court hears arguments on future of Nessel's Enbridge Line 5 lawsuit • State moves to dismiss complaint on reproductive freedom • Florida men charged for allegedly stealing money orders, cash from mid-Michigan apartments • AG Nessel announces Welfare Fraud Pretrial Diversion Program • Doctor in Grand Rapids convicted in practicing with suspended license • 'It is almost beyond belief': Michigan Attorney General is warning the public about 'obituary pirates' • Indian River timber harvester gets 45 days in jail for embezzlement from landowners • 58-year-old convicted rapist re-sentenced after Michigan Supreme Court order • www.michigan.gov • AG Nessel issues consumer alert amid Grand Blanc tornado clean up • Battle Creek man charged with embezzling thousands from vulnerable family member • Nessel warns Michigan residents about scam that targets people seeking help at Pine Rest • www.thetimesherald.com • Michigan attorney general's office to 'monitor' potential 'disturbances' at voting sites • Nessel supports nixing Michigan’s 24-hour waiting period on abortion ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG Dana Nessel teaches Mid-Michigan seniors to avoid scams • Michigan AG educates seniors on scams • Jury convicts Grand Blanc Township man in 2018 shooting death of hunter • Nessel alleges dark money scheme in 'Unlock Michigan' petition, announces charges • Attorney General seeks to dismiss Studio 8's suit against Department of Civil Rights • Genesee Co. man charged with child abuse, Safe Storage violation • AG Dana Nessel says current state law doesn't protect crime victims enough • AG Dana Nessel talks identity theft scams, protecting seniors from elder abuse • Former Troy Fresh Thyme manager charged with stealing $750K from self-checkout • Former Wayne County judicial assistant arraigned for alleged embezzlement • www.michigansthumb.com • AG Nessel warns Michiganders of scam emails claiming to be from her • Lansing man sentenced up to 80 years in 2012 cold-case sexual assault • Livonia man arraigned on felony charges of Medicaid fraud • Former Michigan narcotics officer gets jail for possessing, using meth • Don't end up with a broken heart this Valentine's Day • Detroit woman accused of being unlicensed real estate agent, CPA charged • Michigan priest convicted of embezzling $780K from retired priests • Attorney General Dana Nessel warns residents of gambling scams ahead of Super Bowl LVIII • Alpena man convicted of murdering teenager and woman in 2021 | WPBN • Westland woman sentenced in defrauding $470K from VA, Michigan Treasury • Officials respond to Jennifer Crumbley conviction • Bill to outlaw lying about election information introduced in the Michigan Senate • Nessel discusses online challenges on National Safer Internet Day • Nessel joins coalition to protect medication abortion access • Victims of con man contractor get their day in court • Dozens of ‘friend of the court’ briefs backing abortion pill access arrive at Supreme Court ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG Nessel: State awarded millions in opioid epidemic settlement • Nessel joins coalition supporting wage boost for federal contract workers • www.manisteenews.com • Oakland County man charged with embezzlement, says AG Nessel • Nessel talks new gun laws, shares additional proposals to prevent gun violence ⋆ Michigan Advance • Detroit Free Press • State warns businesses of potential scams targeting Corporate Transparency Act compliance • AG Nessel honored for advocacy of lab animals • Human trafficking bills pass state Senate • Bellaire man arrested, accused of sexually assaulting his daughter for years • Former Michigan investment advisor pleads guilty to embezzling $260K from clients • Ex-MSP trooper who allegedly struck man unconscious during traffic stop pleads no contest • Former Michigan court clerk allegedly stole more than $60K from judge he worked for • Dana Nessel, other attorneys general warn FCC about AI in telemarketing | WWMT • Man guilty of threatening Hillsdale Sheriff • Nessel charges Union City man with allegedly embezzling funds from trust • Illegal timber harvester in MI pleads to embezzlement charges • Owner of Michigan insurance agency charged with embezzlement | WWMT • Hot Detroit Lions playoffs tickets attract scammers • Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel urges federal officials to address sale of military-grade ammunition • Detroit man accused of threatening to kill Arabs in voicemail bound over for trial | WPBN • State of Michigan Job Openings | . • Nessel joins coalition to intervene in lawsuit concerning Clean Water Act • Westland woman pleads no contest for defrauding US Department of VA, Treasury of over $500K • Nessel shares tips on how to avoid scams after winter storm passes • East Lansing woman to face trial in elderly woman’s 2022 freezing death • Nessel suing long-time landscape/snow removal company, owners • Michigan AG appeals parole of man convicted of kidnapping, raping 13-year-old girl in 1999 • Tuscola County woman charged with stealing from grandmother • Lions playoff ticket scam warning for fans issued by state attorney general • AG Nessel intervenes in DTE’s requested gas rate increase in Michigan • State sues Rockford tree removal company for price gouging • Nessel releases final report on Gaylord Catholic Diocese • Ex-Michigan labor leader Jonathan Byrd gets 90 days in jail in sex misconduct case • www.detroitnews.com • How Michigan is fighting back against threats to our elections, democracy | Opinion • AG Nessel sues west Michigan businesses, owner, for charging 'grossly excessive' fees for services • Nessel charges Grand Haven man, 22, with acquiring, selling mPerks logins; Meijer out $1M • Former Chatfield aides plead not guilty to financial felonies ⋆ Michigan Advance • Team of attorneys general urge Supreme Court to ban bump stocks on guns • Parole denied for man convicted of kidnapping, assaulting Livingston Co. woman • 1 million Corewell Health patients could be impacted by second data breach • Farmington Hills woman extradited from Texas, arraigned for PPP loan fraud • Michigan AG orders BP gas station to halt overcharging near Detroit Metro Airport | WWMT • Former Lee Chatfield staffers charged with embezzlement, conducting a criminal enterprise • Breach alert issued after national Comcast, Xfinity customer data compromised | WWMT • Don't fall for a mail scam this holiday season! | WEYI • Google to pay $700M in antitrust settlement reached with states before recent Play Store trial loss • AG Dana Nessel lists tips to protect consumers from sudden business closures • Man sentenced to life in prison for 2022 homicide at White Pine Trail | WPBN • Farmington Hills adult foster care home ordered to close • AG Nessel: Watch out for spoofed websites, puppy scams this holiday • MSU board votes to begin release of Nassar documents, ending years-long, controversial withholding - The State News • www.bigrapidsnews.com • Man sentenced for threatening Ingham Co. judge • Michigan Department of Natural Resources officer charged in off-duty campsite shooting • Lt. Gov. Gilchrist signs bill package reforming juvenile justice system • Nessel: Michigan's Department of Attorney General on course for MLEAC accreditation • 6 arrested in connection with sophisticated crime rings in Michigan • Attorney General Nessel takes action against contractors accused of mishandling asbestos • Michiganders warned to beware of medical brace scams • Owner of Notorious Barge Bound Over on Criminal Charges • Southfield woman sentenced for filing false tax returns • Judge sentences final 2 defendants in Whitmer Kidnapping Plot • Whitmer repeals broad immunity protection for drug manufacturers • Settlement requires Flint scrap metal recycler to reduce air pollution • South Haven nurse permanently loses license after murder conviction • Nessel’s PFAS suit against Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority returned to state court ⋆ Michigan Advance • Lansing man convicted by evidence from state's sexual assault kit testing program • 'All the children were homeschooled': Michigan AG, lawmakers call for home school accountability • upnorthlive.com • Michigan challenges former Edenville dam owner bankruptcy bid • Michigan AG accuses parents of abuse, adopting nearly 30 kids for financial gain • Meta admits it does ‘very little’ to keep underage users off its platforms in unredacted docs ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG Nessel joins bid to uphold laws restricting gun magazine capacity • Corewell Health data breach affects 1 million Michiganders • Ex-union leader takes plea deal after alleged unwanted sexual touching at campaign event • Attorney General Nessel helps DTE customers save more than $250 million • Court to order dissolution of American Air Mavericks • State charges 2 contractors with sending $1M in bogus bills to Detroit demolition program • Court rules Edenville dam owner liable for $120M in damage to environment • Here's where the Michigan AG's sweeping Catholic clergy sex abuse investigation stands ⋆ Michigan Advance • Michigan Attorney General launching 'holiday scams' website • Man, mother sentenced to jail for KitchenAid mixer organized retail fraud • Roscommon County man sentenced to 40 years for sexually assaulting family member • Caregiver charged in relation to elderly woman's 2022 death from exposure • Governor Whitmer signs bipartisan bills preventing domestic abusers from owning guns • Nine arrested during statewide warrant sweep • Big Rapids man found guilty of first degree murder • Will there be supply shortages or price spikes if Line 5 is shut down? • Free Expungement Clinic to be Hosted in Saginaw Saturday - WSGW 790 AM & 100.5 FM • Nessel files comment letter in support of agricultural workers • Five Dept of Attorney General Expungement Fairs in Five Weeks • Michigan Dems vote to repeal immunity for drug companies • Michigan AG Launches Investigation Into Deceptive Practices by Pest Control Operators • Michigan AG alleges ‘cloning’ business identity theft, sues to dissolve them • As Detroit police search for suspects in pot shop break-in, could federal law change? • Bear Lake man sentenced to at least 8 years for 2020 overdose death • Michigan legislation proposes stronger protections, rights for human trafficking victims • Michigan Supreme Court hears 2020 election robocall misinformation case ⋆ Michigan Advance • Repeal of Michigan’s Engler-era drug immunity law passes House ⋆ Michigan Advance • Former Ann Arbor priest sentenced on criminal sexual conduct charges • Roscommon Co. man accused of stalking county administrator • AG: Gen Z may be more likely to fall for online scams • Michigan Attorney General speaks out on massive surprise ambulance bills • Power of Attorney bill signed into law, AG commends change • Michigan AG joins coalition urging stronger minimum staff requirements for long-term care facilities • Program to protect the addresses of Michigan violence survivors has its first participants ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG warns of imposter scam targeting elderly, disabled • Michigan AG presses FDA to toughen stance on racial bias in pulse oximetry • Detroit man gets life in prison for 2021 double murder after he was invited into home, opened fire • AG Nessel Urges FDA to Address Concerns about Dangerous Pulse Oximeter Inaccuracies • Alpena man pleads guilty to homicide and mutilation charges • Gun ban for misdemeanor domestic violence convictions passes House • Ypsilanti man, 39, convicted in 2015 sexual assault case • Warren man arraigned on 3 charges of filing false tax return • AG part of coalition supporting inclusion for LGBTQ+ in schools • Frankenmuth man to stand trial on PPP loan fraud charges • Wynter Cole-Smith kidnapping suspect Rashad Trice bound over for trial • Nessel: Beware of fake phone numbers when using voice search • Benson and Nessel push for full spousal financial disclosures from politicians • Michigan Attorney General’s office offers advice to families experiencing surprise ambulance bills • Hate crimes spike in October; Here’s how to report one • Nessel supports high-capacity magazine ban in multistate brief • DeWitt man pleads guilty to embezzlement, false tax returns • Nessel: Precious metals company scammed older Americans out of $68M • Novi hotel reimbursing guests after ice storm price gouging complaint, AG says • Michigan AG sues to dissolve American Air Mavericks over alleged fraudulent practices • Man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 'highly intoxicated' woman at Western Michigan University dorm party in 2010 • Michigan lawmakers pass bills to shield victims’ privacy in criminal cases • Consumer Protection • Michigan man who shot man 9 times over card game sentenced to 18 to 40 years • Guardianship reforms, witness and victim protection bills pass House • Coldwater man pleads guilty to stealing from 95-year-old law firm client, tax fraud • Instagram, Facebook endanger youth mental health, says lawsuit filed by Michigan, other states • Gambling regulators raid Bridgeport eatery, Goodrich residence • Michigan Attorney General | AG Nessel Highlighting that Consumers Can Access Free Weekly Credit Reports • Plymouth arsonist sentenced to prison for 2019 fire • AG Nessel backs Wisconsin tribe's legal battle against Enbridge Energy over pipeline concerns • Farmington Hills man who stole $20k in KitchenAid Mixers gets jail time • Package of legislation aimed at reforming juvenile justice passes in state House, Senate • Detroit man found guilty of 2021 triple shooting that killed 2 • AG Nessel Joins Multistate Coalition to Urge Supreme Court to Reverse Lower Courts Ruling • Scam Alert: Texts about delivery issues that ask you to click on a link are fake, USPS warns • www.lansingstatejournal.com • Inmate pleads guilty to threatening Ingham County judge • Sanctions stand for lawyers in frivolous 2020 election lawsuit involving Michigan ⋆ Michigan Advance • DTE apologizes, will no longer automatically enroll customers in paperless billing • Michigan joins coalition to ensure protection for student-loan borrowers • Pharma giants nearly impossible to sue in Michigan. Democrats seek a change | Bridge Michigan • Bills that would bring oversight to Michigan's guardianship system voted out of committee • Roscommon Co. man charged with stalking the county administrator • Macomb County nursing home staffer charged with vulnerable adult abuse • Michigan attorney general looks to help keep seniors safe from scammers, high-tech thieves • Garden City man convicted in 2006 rape after case reopened 15 years later • Richland woman charged with stalking, accused of harassing prosecutors • Residents notified of McLaren ransomware attack threatening to expose patient data • Hawaii seeks to reinstate butterfly knives ban: Nessel, attorneys general support state • Roscommon County man convicted of sexually assaulting family member • IPAWS National Test 2023 • State warns Michiganders of 'smishing' texts impersonating USPS • Plymouth man found guilty in 2019 home arson • Nessel offers plan to address Michigan’s frequent power outages ⋆ Michigan Advance • Nessel calls for protection of Inflation Reduction Act • Michigan woman ordered to pay $176K in restitution to former employer’s estate • www.crainsdetroit.com • Michigan attorney general fights to bring Enbridge Line 5 case back to state court • Bear Lake man pleads guilty to providing fentanyl to 30-year-old victim who overdosed • Michigan Attorney General reissues PSA regarding investigation into Boy Scouts • Attorney general tosses support behind juvenile justice bills • Michigan joins other states in challenging Idaho’s near-total abortion ban ⋆ Michigan Advance • Public deserves protection from unscrupulous attorneys > Detroit Legal News • Detroit man accused of stealing more than $80k in goods from Sam's Club stores in organized retail crime scheme • Kalamazoo man accused of stealing from 77-year-old woman sentenced to five months in jail • Michigan launches address confidentiality program to protect violence survivors ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG Nessel highlights $338M opioid settlement in Muskegon • AG Nessel announces settlement with leasing service • State files lawsuit against Gerald R. Ford Int'l Airport for PFAS inaction • Address Confidentiality Program topic of AG Nessel’s meet and greet • wwmt.com • Attorney General charges Ontonagon man with embezzlement from vulnerable adult • Man sentenced to at least 11 years in relation to overdose death • Attorneys General send joint letter to Congress, urging lawmakers to investigate A.I.'s impacts on kids • Michigan Attorney General Fights Utility Companies to Curb Rate Hikes • Michigan Public Service Commission approves settlement in Consumers Energy gas rates ⋆ Michigan Advance • Nessel joins amicus brief with other AGs against religious school Title IX exemptions ⋆ Michigan Advance • Nessel reminds local subdivisions to enroll in $338M Walgreens opioid settlement • Nessel goes after disgraced ex-prosecutor's pension, prompted by 7 Investigation • Nessel joins coalition of 23 AGs supporting higher wages for federal contract workers • Fadwa Hammoud named to ‘Influential Women of Law’ list • Federal Grant Helps Free Four Innocent Michigan Men from Prison - The Gander • Attorney General Dana Nessel discusses Address Confidentiality Program Act during Houghton shelter meet-and-greet • Nessel blasts commission responsible for investigating lawyers' wrongdoing • Michigan’s attorney general joins 20 states in opposing anti-trans laws in Tennessee, Kentucky • Detroit man linked to Mexican cartel sentenced to 40-60 years • Attorney General says to be on the lookout for scam artists after disastrous storms • Michigan takes over non-producing oil wells in $2.85 million settlement • Michigan State University data breach linked to global ransomware attack • Michigan fake electors arraigned in Lansing court Thursday ⋆ Michigan Advance • Federal court denies sanctioned attorneys’ request for rehearing en banc • Nessel calls ‘ghost gun’ regulation reinstated by SCOTUS ‘essential’ ⋆ Michigan Advance • Nessel joins coalition calling for Biden admin. to do more to combat plastic pollution ⋆ Michigan Advance • Two men bound over in 1997 Lenawee County murder, dismemberment case • You can’t use Mastercard debit cards to buy marijuana • Former AG candidate DePerno, state rep Rendon charged with violating Michigan election law • Former Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith accepts plea deal • AG Office: Decatur woman arraigned on charge of embezzlement from a vulnerable adult • AG Nessel discusses opioid settlement in Bay City • Attorney General warns about door-to-door sales representatives • MI AG backs GI Bill Restoration Act, extending benefits to Black WWII veterans & their families • State charges former police chief with drug-dealing • Houghton Lake faces possible life sentence after fentanyl overdose death • Counties welcome new public administrators • Warren man bound over on human trafficking charges • Frankenmuth man charged for Paycheck Protection Program loan fraud • Ex-financial advisor sentenced for embezzling $90,000 from retiree, Detroit church • Federal Court of Appeals grants Nessel’s request to review Line 5 case • Homicide charges filed in death of 2-year-old Wynter Cole Smith • Medicaid benefit renewal back underway • AG Nessel joins law enforcers nationwide cracking down on illegal telemarketing calls to US consumers • Macomb County woman faces more charges for stealing from another vulnerable adult • Michigan man accused of threatening to "gut" sheriff • Final suspect sentenced in 2018 witness retaliation murder of Starkisha Thompson • DTE Energy agrees to 7 changes centered around reliability, cost, coal use, transparency • Nessel to consolidate cases against Rashad Trice in state-led prosecution • Nessel, FBI warn of fraudulent QR code hijacking • Ontonagon County Court Delays Gauthier’s Parole After Nessel Request • Flint woman charged with embezzlement and tax evasion, accused of exploiting vulnerable senior's assets • Nessel, Coffia hold Traverse City town hall to educate seniors on scams, consumer protection ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG Nessel hosts roundtable on opioid crisis settlement in Traverse City • Detroit man found guilty for possession, delivery conspiracy • Emergency appeal filed to reverse impending parole for Ontonagon man • Woman sentenced for threatening Michigan governor • New debt collection scam causes AG Nessel to raise alarm • Alleged illegal gambling equipment seized at Belleville gas station • Lenawee County sheriff’s deputy who accidentally shot unarmed man pleads no contest to charge • State launches 'game changer' program in Wayne County to connect defendants to jobs • AG Nessel announces Medicaid Fraud charges against Delta County woman • State AG joins coalition pushing for stronger reproductive health data privacy protections • AG Nessel charges owner of abandoned Lake Michigan barge • Nessel brings charges in 2022 signature fraud scandal, says investigation continues ⋆ Michigan Advance • Nessel applauds Wisconsin Line 5 ruling, says Michigan's fight to close the pipeline will continue ⋆ Michigan Advance • Eight current and former Alger Correctional Facility employees charged in 2019 inmate death • Job Court program launches in Genesee County, giving alleged criminals opportunities • AG Dana Nessel accuses farm in Tuscola Co. of illegal discharge of waste into state waters • Tips on avoiding scams available for high school grads • www.wnem.com • Nessel: Crack down on robocalls is working • Detroit man sentenced to up to 15 years for torturing ex-girlfriend's dog • AG Nessel announces over $338 million opioid settlement with Walgreens • Northern Michigan men accused in killing 2 Alpena women headed to trial • AG Nessel warns Michigan ‘Swifties’ of scammers ahead of Taylor Swift concerts • Wayne County attorney heading to trial in embezzlement cases, faces new charge • Kingsford man sentenced following Criminal Sexual Conduct conviction • House panel considers bills to crack down on hate crimes ⋆ Michigan Advance • Oakland County insurance salesman charged with embezzling from commercial clients • Nessel: Ionia County driver’s ed program failed to refund students • AG: SAKI ‘gold standard’ in cracking rape cold cases • Michigan must expose political dark money’s ‘corrosive’ influence, AG Nessel says • AG Nessel: 3 charged with fraudulent use of EBT cards totaling $4M • Nessel: Edenville dam owner knew of flaws 10 years before breach | Bridge Michigan • 'Cruel exhibition of violence': Detroit man pleads guilty to torturing ex's dog, filming it • AG Nessel joins national lawsuit over billions of illegal robocalls • State attorney general supports federal ban to sell handguns to those under 21 • Calhoun Co. man sentenced to prison for 2 sexual assault cold cases • Former Northland Mall security guards will stand trial for involuntary manslaughter in connection with 2014 death • Taylor nurse accused of falsifying records of nursing home patient who fell, died • With lawsuits stalled in Michigan, Nessel seeks Line 5 shutdown in Wisconsin | Bridge Michigan • Nessel warns residents about imposter scams • Michigan man accused of terrorism for threatening to shoot judge • Inmate charged with threatening Ingham Circuit judge faces trial • Nessel: Medical data targeted in Fortra data breach impacting 130 companies • Nessel joins brief accusing oil companies of damaging climate • Kalamazoo man pleads no contest to pair of 2010 sex assaults • Man charged after making threats to northern Michigan 911 dispatchers • Former ICE agent sentenced for sexually assaulting minor relatives • Nessel: 122K Michiganders to receive part of $141M Intuit settlement • Michigan officials warn seniors about scam artists at retirement tax town hall • Intoxalock Changes Advertising After Complaints to Attorney General for Misleading Mailings - Oakland County Times • Judge sanctions Ottawa County for allegedly delaying opioid settlement • Man ordered to trial in 1982 disappearance, death of Ann Arbor baby • DNA testing on sex assault evidence in 2013 rape leads to charges for 2 • Lawsuit against Bay Co. contractor for destruction of wetlands • Six charged with using lawyer hotline to scam Michigan accident victims • Nessel's office charges contractor with falsely billing Detroit $1M for demolition program • Former Flint Area Priest Pleads Guilty in Criminal Sexual Conduct Case • Officials stress abortion remains legal in Michigan after latest SCOTUS abortion pill ruling ⋆ Michigan Advance • Michigan AG backs proposed rule to axe non-compete clauses in employment contracts • Michigan lawmakers pass red flag gun law; Whitmer expected to sign • Benson, Nessel Urge Parents To Sign Up Kids For Protect MiChild Registry • AG Nessel seeks to reduce Consumers Energy's natural gas rate increase request by 75% • AG Dana Nessel warns UP residents to watch out for weather-related scams • AG warns consumers of ‘juice jacking’ • Nessel renews plea to MSU board to release 6,000 pages of Nassar records • Attorney General Dana Nessel Visits Traverse City Children’s Advocacy Center • Deadline for multi-billion opioid settlement approaching, Attorney General says • Attorney General Dana Nessel introduces Job Court Pilot Program in Marquette • Open States: discover politics in your state and Congress • Fruitport man who made threats in court charged with domestic terrorism • Michigan AG slams Texas abortion pill decision: 'We're not going to take this lying down' • Michigan man gets probation for dog fighting after 3 found with injuries • Nessel joins 16 states urging Supreme Court to prohibit threats of violence • Dickinson County man convicted of second-degree criminal sexual conduct • AG Nessel supports federal change to blood donation policy • Man sentenced to 6–15 years for 2013 sex assaults in Kzoo County • Michigan attorney general announces new plan for Ann Arbor dioxane plume • Attorney general: Macomb developer illegally filled 18+ acres of wetlands • Clio man sentenced in Tuscola County sex assault case • Gov. Whitmer signs legislation expanding LGBTQ+ protections • Michigan Attorney General Nessel applauds President Biden's gun safety order • Michigan Senate votes to repeal state's ban on abortion • Bloomfield Hills law firm to pay restitution for criminal activity • Michigan AG weighs in on DTE's power outage issues • Feds arrest Michigan man who plotted to kill Jewish elected officials in the state - Jewish Telegraphic Agency • Judge releases man in 1990 slayings of 2 Michigan hunters • Nessel joins coalition opposing transport of cryogenic ethane in rail tank cars ⋆ Michigan Advance • Wyoming man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 2 Michigan teens 10 years ago • Michigan AG: New gun control bills a near certainty after Michigan State shooting • MSU tragedy brings out fake photos and Spartan Strong scams • Michigan man sentenced for stealing 7,000 identities in $11M Medicaid cell phone scheme • AG Nessel shares resources following the MSU shooting • Michigan GOP elects controversial election denier to lead state party • License revoked of west Michigan nurse after toddler dies in her care • Michigan Democrats push for more gun control laws after MSU mass shooting • Distiller gets $25k default judgment for illegally shipping spirits • Man found guilty after sending threatening emails to Michigan judge • AG Nessel Reminds Consumers to Protect Themselves on Online Gambling Sites • Making threats against schools can land you in prison, AG warns • Michigan could get $1.45B in opioid settlements: Which companies are paying the most • Attorney General Nessel warns of tax scams in midst of tax season • Michigan plastic manufacturer will clean up PFAS under settlement • Michigan Parole Board reverses decision to grant parole in '90s kidnap/sex assault case • Flint Twp. election official charged with ballot tampering takes plea deal • AG Nessel ready to defend, help clarify Michigan’s new abortion right • Michigan AG: Watch out for scammers taking advantage of T-Mobile data breach • Judge OKs $20M deal over jobless aid determinations • AG: Detroit man sentenced for stealing $20,000 from Comerica Bank accounts • Michigan Democrats move to strike abortion ban references from state law | Bridge Michigan • AG Nessel joins coalition supporting accountability for firearms industry • Michigan Supreme Court rejects DePerno effort to revive Antrim County election case • AG Nessel kicks off 2022 holiday consumer protection campaign • Gay bar shooting suspect faces murder, hate crime charges • Suspect found guilty of murder nearly 4 decades after man disappeared in Michigan • Nessel announces $3.1 billion Walmart opioid epidemic settlement • Self-proclaimed sovereign citizen pleads guilty to writing fake checks to pay Michigan taxes • Michigan among 40 states to reach historic settlement with Google • Detroit Now's Shaina Humphries sits down with Michigan candidates for attorney general • Nessel files brief against Karamo’s Detroit voting suit, says it’s about ‘spreading misinformation’ ⋆ Michigan Advance • GHOST UPDATE WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL • Threat of political violence looms over several races in Michigan • DePerno is a time bomb. Re-elect Dana Nessel | Opinion • Police: Man recorded torture of ex-girlfriend's Yorkie and sent videos to her • Nessel joins AG coalition urging Supreme Court to reject theory that could ‘wreak havoc’ on elections ⋆ Michigan Advance • Matt DePerno is "misrepresenting" the outcome of a complaint he faced, the man who filed it says • Why early vote returns might produce a 'mirage' on election night in Michigan • One-on-one with Attorney General Dana Nessel ahead of Michigan Midterm Election • Nessel announces 1st conviction in Boy Scouts sex assault investigation • I’m an OBGYN in Michigan. This is what I worry about when treating a patient. | Opinion • Michigan AG Nessel announces 1st conviction in Boy Scouts sex assault investigation • How 11 competitive attorney general races could shape policy battles over abortion, elections and more | CNN Politics • AG sex abuse report is thorough • AAPAC celebrates 25 years of political achievements, brings state leaders to the community • Nessel compares attack on Pelosi's husband to Whitmer kidnapping plot ⋆ Michigan Advance • Before Matt DePerno launched a bid for attorney general, he cleared up an arrest warrant • GOP candidate's voting lawsuit targets Detroit 2 weeks before election • AG Nessel Releases Report of Alleged Abuse at Marquette Catholic Diocese • Fabius Township Supervisor charged in Sexual Assault Kit Initiative Case • 5 candidates who could help Trump steal the presidency • The Michigan AG race: Where Nessel and DePerno stand on abortion rights ⋆ Michigan Advance • 3 men convicted of providing aid to terrorists in Whitmer kidnapping plot • Election officials say armed "vigilantes" watching over ballot drop box in Mesa, Arizona • Michigan Is Fighting One of the Most Significant Abortion Battles in the Country • Crush the Opposition, but First the Dissenters | Breaking The Vote • Why Voting for Your State Attorney General Makes A Difference | Breaking Down the Ballot • The ‘election-denier trifecta’: alarm over Trumpists’ efforts to win key posts • Susan J. Demas: Adults who choose to bully LGBTQ+ children are weird — and profoundly broken ⋆ Michigan Advance • Settlement reached in lawsuit alleging false accusations of unemployment fraud • Coach accused of sexually abusing Michigan youth soccer player for years • Ahead of Nov. 8 election, Nessel's office says officials who violate 'clear legal duty' risk removal • Two men charged for deaths of Alpena County women • Attorneys General Elections Take Center Stage Post-“Roe” • From Tinder match to scam victim: AG warns of ‘pig butchering’ crypto con • The Republican nominee for Michigan attorney general is under investigation himself • Slotkin, Nessel and Stabenow attempt to drive student voter turnout at MSU rally - The State News • Tudor Dixon, Matt DePerno, Kristina Karamo, and more — The Oppo Files #4: Michigan • Michigan’s referendum becomes a tense and expensive abortion battleground • Dana Nessel talks about her record as attorney general • Ex-Wayne priest found guilty of sex assault of 7-year-old boy • Nessel partners with Michigan Humane in animal abuse investigation • 2022 Endorsements - Pride Source Endorses Attorney General Dana Nessel • Race for Michigan Attorney General looks tight • Attorney General gives fraud prevention presentation to senior center - Davison Index • Why the Michigan Attorney General Race Could Mean Everything for Abortion Access Going Forward • Matt DePerno sought to foreclose on his clients' property. Now he wants to be Michigan's top lawyer. • Will your vote count in 2024? It depends who wins Michigan in 2022. ⋆ Michigan Advance • Saginaw Co. woman charged for allegedly stealing from a vulnerable adult • Expungement clinic offers participants second chance at life • Michigan GOP statewide candidates stick to far-right message • Your guide to the election deniers running in top Michigan races on Nov. 8 ⋆ Michigan Advance • Detroit man charged with using stolen identities to commit Medicaid fraud > Oakland County Legal News • Biden pardons marijuana offenses, calls for review of federal law • Crime spiked in Michigan under Whitmer. GOP blames her. Experts blame COVID | Bridge Michigan • A majority of GOP nominees — 299 in all — deny the 2020 election results • We Must Secure the Right to Contraception • Sheriff’s deputy to stand trial for excessive force against man with autism • Roe vs. Trump in the Michigan Midterms • AG Nessel announces PFAS lawsuit against FKI Hardware, Inc. • Editorial: Michigan Republicans are riding stolen election lies to political oblivion • Dana Nessel sues former west Michigan company over PFAS, other pollution | Bridge Michigan • Humane Society Legislative Fund Endorses Dana Nessel for Attorney General of Michigan • Nessel Joins Multi-State Protecting the Right to Interstate Travel to Seek Abortions • Will Michigan candidates accept the results of the 2022 election? Here's what they said • Why experts say the fall of abortion rights is a key sign of a troubled democracy ⋆ Michigan Advance • GOP Attorney General Nominee Wants to Ban Plan B, Compared It to Fentanyl • Nessel Files Brief in Support of Traverse City FishPass - 9 & 10 News • “What’s Plan B?” Asks Michigan AG Candidate Before Declaring It Should Be Banned Like Fentanyl • AG Nessel, EGLE announces action against Lockhart Chemical Co. for spill into Flint River • State orders company that caused Flint River spill to end use of waste transport tunnels • Majority of voters have election deniers on ballot for positions that oversee elections • Michigan State Attorney General Dana Nessel Warns ‘The Lives Of Women Are On The Ballot’ • Money Saved For Consumers Energy Customers • Michigan Attorney General on abortion rights: 'Once that’s gone, it’s gone.' • Federal grant helps Michigan evaluate 1,700 cases where person claims wrongful conviction • Dana Nessel one of 20 attorneys general voicing support for proposed rule under Title IX • The future of abortion rights in Michigan will be decided by voters in November • Michigan Attorney General Nessel on strengthening consumer protections, right to privacy • Nessel files bypass application for Michigan Supreme Court to hear insulin case ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG Nessel visits Muskegon to talk school safety • AG Nessel joins coalition opposing 'discriminatory' Florida voting law • The demise of Roe v Wade has fired up the Democrats • High court orders abortion, voting rights proposals on Nov. 8 ballot in Michigan • Michigan GOP leaders encourage rule breaking at poll worker training session • Report: Dixon, DePerno and Karamo are ‘threats to democracy’ for 2020 election conspiracies ⋆ Michigan Advance • Over 111,000 still without power days after Michigan storm • Nessel, 23 AGs defend law to prevent ‘unwarranted displacement’ of Indigenous children ⋆ Michigan Advance • AG candidate Matt DePerno highlights far right influence on Republican party • Did AG candidate Matt DePerno fund tabulator-testing operation? He won't say • How 'Pepe the Frog' went from harmless to hate symbol • FBI testimony: Militia members had plan to shoot Whitmer in head • Hillsdale County deputy to stand trial for misconduct in office • Michigan G.O.P. Lining Up Behind Conspiracy Theorist for Attorney General • Michigan and 17 other states ask to defend new fuel economy standards • Nessel, other attorneys general urge more accountability from telemarketers • Appeals court rejects House, Senate bid to overturn Michigan abortion ban injunction • AG Nessel Announces Charges in Multiple Use of Force Cases • Lansing couple to stand trial in auto dealership embezzlement case • The Democrat Apologizing for Nothing in a Must-Win Swing State • White supremacist group leader sentenced for terrorizing Dexter family, AG's office says • Michigan AG Dana Nessel visits Marquette Police Department • AG Dana Nessel gives update on elder abuse task force • Tippett Honored As 2022 Upper Peninsula Veteran Of The Year • Nessel hears northern Michigan concerns about childcare, mental health and more ⋆ Michigan Advance • Man sentenced for murder, armed robbery in case targeting LGBTQ+ in Michigan • Oakland County Woman Charged With Auto Insurance Fraud, Accused Of Forging Title To Conceal Lien • Oakland County woman who worked with children with autism without license faces felony charges • Friday expungement clinic to offer free legal help • Nessel effort to help protect nursing home residents a great idea • White supremacy group member sentenced on civil disorder conspiracy • Democracy Watch: Top Ten Candidates who threaten our Democracy • Michiganders Less Likely To Vote For Candidates Downplaying Capitol Riot, Poll Says • Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel advocates for animals at Ann Arbor shelter • Judge grants motions against 'Wolverine Watchmen' accused of terrorism plot • Former Sterling Heights City Council candidate charged with election fraud • Payment Apps and Scams • AG Nessel Asks EPA to Consider National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Greenhouse Gasses • ‘It provided hope’: Michigan advocates look ahead after abortion rights vote in Kansas ⋆ Michigan Advance • Fair Michigan Justice Project partners with prosecutors, police to solve crimes against LGBTQ+ people • Nessel raises awareness for $4.9B in unpaid child support in Michigan • Michigan judge extends order preventing criminal charges under abortion ban • Macomb County developers fined $350,000 over destroyed wetlands • Attorneys general form task force to end foreign robocalls • Temporary restraining order blocks prosecutors from enforcing abortion ban in Michigan • Judge Grants Order to Maintain Abortion Care • Michigan Supreme Court LGBTQ+ ruling celebrated by queer community • MI court ruling opens new chapter in same-sex rights • AG Nessel Prevails in ELCRA Case • Charlotte Mich. man sentenced for calling in bomb threat at State Capitol • Ex-'King of Craigslist' back in jail facing 6 new felonies • Michigan Attorney General announces new tool for combatting elder abuse • Former Shelby Township priest sentenced to 15 years in prison for sex abuse • 'It's been haunting me;' Thousands get felonies removed from record at Wayne County expungement fair • Nessel Comments On Security For August 2 Primaries • Oakland County man charged for allegedly conducting criminal enterprise • Michigan’s first LGBTQ statewide official seeks re-election • Man accused of stealing MI rep’s identity goes to trial • 6 battleground state attorney general races to watch in 2022 • AG Nessel Reiterates Abortion Legality in Michigan - 9 & 10 News • Michigan attorney general issues consumer alert on health applications after abortion ruling • #MPC22 | Mackinac Policy Conference 2022 | Michigan Attorney General, Dana Nessel • Michigan Attorney General Nessel to co-host 2022 Robocall Summit in Detroit • The Fall of Roe. Mailbag & Interview with Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel | Crooked Media • Michigan AG: Grand Rapids doctor charged for operating with suspended license • Ballot initiative moves to forefront of abortion fight • AG Nessel Accepts Award from Children’s Advocacy Centers of Michigan - By Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel - Blue Water Healthy Living • Roe overturned: See where Michigan governor, attorney general candidates stand | Bridge Michigan • Michigan to get $29K from Carnival Cruises for data breach • AG, local leaders probe possible tools to battle drug addiction • Michigan GOP lawmakers propose 10-year prison sentence for abortion providers • AG Nessel addresses Up North issues during Alpena visit • Seminar Educates Community On Elder Abuse Awareness • Consumers Energy’s power plan could become clean energy model for other IOUs - Daily Energy Insider • Nessel speaks on elder abuse before House Judiciary • Letter Sent To Nottingham Forest Mobile Home Park Owner on Cleanup, Debris Clearing - 9 & 10 News • Michigan pushing FDA to regulate synthetic nicotine products • EPA sets stricter advisories for PFAS chemicals in drinking water • Former Isabella Co. Corrections Officer to Stand Trial for April 2020 Inmate Assault - 9 & 10 News • Oxford school board rejects Nessel's 3rd offer for shooting review • ‘This is not hopeless’: the progressive prosecutors who vow not to enforce abortion bans • Nessel offers Oxford schools weapon-detecting dog, renews effort to review mass shooting • Saginaw County revives summer picnic for senior citizens • Michigan’s abortion providers brace for a ban — or a surge • Nessel: ICE officer charged with sexual assault, more • Attorney General Issues Second Notice of Intended Action to Tree Trimming in Gaylord After Tornado - 9 & 10 News • What do attorney generals do? With Michigan Attorney General, Dana Nessel • The Supreme Court could end abortion in Michigan. The race is on to let voters have their say. • AG's office said viral post with warning didn't come from her office, police say incident didn't happen • Man pleads guilty to murder and robbery charges against two LGBTQ men • As gas prices continue to climb, Michiganders turn to budgeting strategies • AG Nessel Reacts to Legislature Intervention in Planned Parenthood Lawsuit • AG Nessel joins coalition to protect minimum wage laws • ‘Common-sense statute’ -- Attorney General Nessel on court rejecting former Detroit City Council President’s suit • Nessel: Same-sex marriage will likely fall and create ‘havoc’ after Roe does ⋆ Michigan Advance • “They’re trying to mislead voters”: Michigan GOP push to fight "voter fraud" upended by actual fraud • 20 state and local elections to watch this year - ABC17NEWS • MMIW cases to be reopened: AG • Nessel says business community should back her re-election over DePerno • U.S. Department of Transportation Announces Appointment of Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to the Aviation Consumer Protection Advisory Committee • U.S. Supreme Court’s draft ruling on abortion poses grave risks to LGBTQ rights in Michigan and beyond • Michigan AG files brief in lawsuit arguing diversity in high school admissions • Nessel: Break down barriers to employment in 'Jobs Court' • Detroit Man Charged After Threatening To Kill Macomb County Judge • AG Dana Nessel Visits Traverse City, Talks Gun, Domestic Violence - 9 & 10 News • Michigan's Attorney General says she expects to investigate petition fraud • Michigan expands state’s victims fund, increases payouts - Grand Rapids Business Journal • Attorney general investigating price gouging claims after Gaylord tornado • Election deniers who say Trump won in 2020 are running to be top cop in 4 battleground states • Governor Whitmer passes legislation to fight opioid crisis • Whitmer, Nessel take actions supporting crime victims • Attorney General: ‘Base’ convictions created precedent for Michigan law • The 3 scams targeting seniors in Michigan that you should look out for • You can now use a credit card for Michigan Attorney General FOIA requests • AG Nessel urges FTC to address deceptive earnings claims • Auburn Hills diner, owners charged with underreporting sales on taxes, failing to file returns • White Supremacist Group Member Tristan Webb Is 4th Convicted In Michigan • Abortion fight thrusts state attorney general races into the forefront • Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's visit to Holland helps raise awareness for human trafficking • Nessel, local leaders meet to address human trafficking ahead of summer travel season • Jury finds DataMaster defendant guilty • Jackson County inmate convicted of sex crimes gets new charge for threatening judge • Oxford school board declines state attorney general’s second offer to investigate deadly high school shooting • Nessel joins coalition of 21 AGs applauding federal attempts to amend 'public charge' regulations • DEC. 2021 — Abortion and the Beginning of the End of the Right to Privacy • Michigan required to create, enforce humane animal experimentation rules, Nessel said • Michigan's abortion ban is draconian and should be vacated, attorney general says • Flint water settlement claims deadline extended to June 30 • RALLY with Michigan Democrats Against Far-Right Attacks on Abortion • Dem AGs pledge to hold the line if Roe falls • MI Senate passes crime victim compensation bills • Dana Nessel, seven other attorneys general, urge Biden to cancel federal student loan debt • AG Nessel champions victims advocacy at WISE Big Rapids • Attorney General expects domestic violence and domestic homicide to increase • AG Nessel secures $3.5M for residents deceived by TurboTax • Nessel visits Cadillac middle school to see security upgrades made via grant dollars • Former Shiawassee Co. Assistant Prosecutor admits to working while intoxicated • The Fate of Abortion Rights Rests Not in D.C. but in the Statehouses • Attorney General Nessel visits Ferris State's Cybersecurity center • 'Women will die' | MI AG Dana Nessel reaffirms she will not enforce 1931 abortion ban • Elder Abuse Task Force Hosting Symposium Next Week, Registration Remains Open • Attorney general warns of senior scams during Grand Haven talk • Nessel calls out Theis over 'groomers' comment; says discussion needed to prevent child abuse ⋆ Michigan Advance • Michigan’s first Arab-American solicitor general wins historic SCOTUS argument • Michigan attorney general renews offer to investigate Oxford High School shooting • AG - Conviction Integrity Unit • Michigan considers how to spend $776 million in opioid settlement money • AG Dana Nessel Accepts Democratic Party Endorsement at 2022 Convention • Michigan Dems endorse Benson and Nessel for reelection ⋆ Michigan Advance • Attorney General Nessel refuses to use office to defend Michigan's abortion ban • Off the Record | April 1, 2022 - Dana Nessel | OFF THE RECORD | Season 51 | Episode 40 • Eaton Rapids Schools using grants to pay for security improvement • AG Nessel warns of smishing text message scams • Opinion: Prosecution wouldn't be only option for abortion foes in a post-Roe Michigan • AG - AG Nessel Announces Two Vacated Wrongful Convictions in Oakland County • Meow-a-Lago > Mar-a-Lago • 'Incredibly impressive': Michigan AG visits Monroe to learn of mental health, sheriff program • This State Could Police Your Sex Positions If Roe v Wade Is Overturned • Pro-Trump lawyer Sidney Powell could be disciplined in Texas for unprofessional conduct • Michigan to Receive Nearly $800 Million as Part of Historic Opioid Settlements - 9 & 10 News • AG Nessel Argues Before Michigan Supreme Court On Major Gay Rights Case • Solicitor general, Wayne Co. prosecutor give update on Flint water crisis trials • Judge: No FBI entrapment for 3 in Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot, case will move forward • AG Nessel testifies on victims’ privacy and organized retail crime bills • AG - AG Nessel, Department of Civil Rights File to Protect Citizens from Sexual Orientation Discrimination Before Michigan Supreme Court • Michigan A-G calls for legislation on securing firearms • AG - AG Nessel: Let My Department Investigate Prescription Drug Prices • Alleged deceptive practices at Mackinaw City hotels prompt action from attorney general • Michigan attorney general warns 3 pharmacies about price gouging linked to COVID tests • Judge binds over former Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith on all 10 counts • Nessel: Virtual participation in public meetings allowed for some under ADA • Howell insurance agent sentenced in $375,000 embezzlement scheme • 'Enough is enough.' Attorney General Dana Nessel to launch an investigation into insulin prices • Michigan AG issues statement commemorating Roe V. Wade anniversary • Former priest from Oakland, Wayne sentenced for sexual abuse of teenagers • Nessel announces additional information on Navient student loan settlement • 'Part of a much larger conspiracy': Investigation into 16 Michigan Republicans • Adult foster care home worker accused of brutally assaulting vulnerable resident • AG Dana Nessel shares human trafficking resources • Michigan Attorney General’s Office still considering charges against people who profited off election lies • VIDEO: Amid rash of school threats, Michigan AG Nessel lays out the consequences