Nessel says she won’t charge Michigan lawmakers who boycotted last days of the 2024 session
As Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel discussed the accomplishments of her office in 2024 with reporters, offering status reports on large cases, her two-hour discussion Monday was bookmarked by condemnation of state lawmakers who boycotted the final days of the 2024 legislative session.
Several bills, prioritized by Michigan Democrats and passed by the Legislature last month, didn't reach Whitmer's desk before ...
It's not just Michigan's cage-free law that is making eggs hard to find. Daley told MIRS that he believes the price increases ...
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) -Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist have proclaimed January 9th Law ...
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is anticipating a possible increase to protesting and picketing in 2025, and she wants ...
As the Michigan House of Representatives welcomed new Republican leadership to the chamber on Wednesday, the Democratic-led ...
The attorney general said council member Monique Lamar-Silvia fraudulently signed a petition seeking to get Eric Eggleston's ...
A virtual hearing before an Administrative Law Judge has been requested for the CDI-owned Twinspires to determine whether ...
Michigan AG Nessel released guidelines to law enforcement on managing protests, upholding First Amendment rights and state ...
Governor Whitmer signs bills to prevent landlords from denying housing based on income source, aiming to reduce homelessness ...
Former President Jimmy Carter’s influence extends far beyond his time in office, reaching all the way to local breweries in ...
One TikTok creator in Michigan has built his dream kitchen after making cooking videos during the pandemic. His livelihood could be impacted by the potential upcoming ban ...
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