Attorney General Dana Nessel acted as governor with Michigan's top three officials out of state on Thursday, allowing her to sign a Senate bill to amend the Occupational Code.
Regulators approved Tuesday a natural gas distribution rate hike for Consumers Energy Company that was reduced by nearly three-quarters of their original request as part of a settlement agreement.
The Bureau of Elections earlier this month sent letters to former House Speaker Lee Chatfield's campaign and political action committees with hundreds of potential problems with past filings.
Enbridge Energy Company has requested the entire 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals bench to review its decision to return Attorney General Dana Nessel's Line 5 pipeline lawsuit to state court.
A federal judge will hear Enbridge Energy Company's motion for summary judgment later this month after denying the state's motion to dismiss a countersuit filed against Governor Gretchen Whitmer, court records show.
Attorney General Dana Nessel on Tuesday expressed thanks to the Michigan Supreme Court for denying an application for an appeal by an investor-owned utility in a cost recovery case in which her department had been an intervenor.
Tim Sneller was a Capitol lifer, someone who spent almost 40 years on the staffs of at least nine different lawmakers, served six years as a state representative in his own right and was seeking a comeback this year.
Rep. Phil Skaggs on Tuesday joined the calls for President Joe Biden to step aside to let a younger, fresher Democratic candidate face former President Donald Trump in November.
The Department of Attorney General filed testimony questioning portions of a Michigan Gas Utilities Corporation rate case, questioning its claim of a revenue deficiency in its ask for a 12 percent rate increase for its customers.
The Department of Attorney General's top official and the team that tried, but failed, to prosecute a former governor and several other state actors should have absolute immunity from a lawsuit filed by one of the prosecution's main targets, the department contends.