Michigan Attorney General

Scammers are continuing their own holiday traditions of using new technology to con people out of their money. That’s according to an awareness campaign by Attorney General Dana Nessel.

Michigan’s Attorney General is joining Indigenous tribes to better understand and reduce violence against Indigenous people.

Today, details in the case against a slate of false electors, a battle for the best beach, and the science behind Vernors as a midwestern cold cure.

The 2020 Edenville dam failure contributed to a massive flood that inundated parts of Gladwin and Midland counties.

The attorney general's report identifies 44 priests for which there were allegations of sexual misconduct against either children or adults since January of 1950. 32 of the priests are known or presumed to be dead. Of the 12 others, two are still involved in active ministry.

A letter sent Wednesday from Attorney General Dana Nessel’s office says members of state boards who ignore their legal responsibilities won’t get state legal assistance.

Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth Kelly cited a recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling that the one-man grand jury used to issue indictments was unconstitutional.

The state attorney general's office will not pursue charges against East Lansing Police Department officers who shot a man in a Meijer parking lot, but it is charging an Ogemaw County sheriff's deputy who Nessel said assaulted an autistic resident of an assisted living home.

On today's show, the latest on an investigation into GOP attorney general candidate Matthew Deperno, plus new PFAS guidance from the CDC, then a brief history of electric cars, and an update on the Whitmer kidnapping trial.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has asked a council of local prosecutors to take the unusual step of naming an outside counsel to look into allegations of election tampering and illegally seizing voting machines. The reason: One of the targets of the inquiry is her likely November election opponent, Matthew DePerno.