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Michigan Attorney General Nessel Launches Opioid Settlement Tracker After Local Governments Hoard $176 Million
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel launched a new public tracking system revealing local governments have spent only 17.7% of $214 million in opioid settlement funds. The report follows a revised 2025 agreement requiring transparency from 86 local governments.
May 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - elections
Dearborn Voters Could Pick Michigan Attorney General and Secretary of State in Primaries Under New Proposal
Bipartisan lawmakers propose a constitutional amendment to let Michigan voters, including those in Dearborn, pick attorney general and secretary of state nominees in primaries instead of party conventions.
May 26, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - elections
Michigan Lawmakers Propose Constitutional Amendment to Let Battle Creek Voters Pick Secretary of State and Attorney General
Republican and Democratic lawmakers introduced a constitutional amendment that would let Michigan voters choose secretary of state and attorney general nominees in primary elections instead of party conventions. The proposal faces a two-thirds vote in the legislature and a public referendum.
May 26, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - elections
Ann Arbor Prosecutor Eli Savit Enters Michigan Attorney General Race as Nessel Era Ends
Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit and Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd are the two candidates running for Michigan's open attorney general seat in 2026. The primary is August 4.
May 26, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - policy
Michigan Attorney General Nessel Joins 23-State Coalition to Block Trump's Mail Voting Executive Order
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins 23-state coalition led by attorneys general from California, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Washington in filing motion for summary judgment to permanently block enforcement of President Trump's executive order restricting mail voting.
May 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - elections
Michigan Democrats Nominated Washtenaw Prosecutor Eli Savit for Attorney General After First-Round Win Over Karen McDonald
Michigan Democrats nominated Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit as their attorney general candidate at their state endorsement convention in Detroit, where he defeated Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald in the first round of voting.
April 20, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - elections
Attorney General Candidate Eli Savit Used Government Gas Card for Campaign Travel, Records Show
Democratic attorney general candidate Eli Savit used a government gas card for campaign travel in Washtenaw County, a practice he says is part of his compensation package.
April 17, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - legislature
Michigan MPSC Rejects Attorney General's Push to Review Secret Data Center Contracts as Google Secures Deal
Michigan's MPSC rejected Attorney General Dana Nessel's attempts to review secretive data center contracts, while Google struck a deal with DTE Energy for a potential 1-gigawatt facility in Van Buren Township. Meanwhile, Ypsilanti Township formally opposes a University of Michigan and Los Alamos National Laboratory supercomputing facility.
April 10, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - elections
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Won't Appeal Dismissal of Charges Against Shelby Township Clerk Accused of Being a 'False Elector'
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel declined to appeal dismissal of felony charges against Stan Grot, Shelby Township Clerk accused of being a false elector in 2020, allowing him to resume election administration duties after three years of being barred from office.
April 10, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - policy
Consumers Energy Files Another Rate Hike Request Days After MPSC Approval Sparks Attorney General Fury
Consumers Energy files new electric rate hike request just days after MPSC approves $276.6 million increase, prompting Attorney General Nessel to call the system truly broken as she calls for legislative reform.
April 8, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - politics
Michigan GOP Endorses Doug Lloyd as Attorney General, Tony Forlini as Secretary of State
Michigan GOP endorses Doug Lloyd as likely attorney general nominee and Tony Forlini as likely secretary of state nominee ahead of August convention.
April 5, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - elections
Michigan GOP Nominates Anthony Forlini for Secretary of State, Doug Lloyd for Attorney General
Michigan GOP convention selects Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini for secretary of state and Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd for attorney general in bid to unify party ahead of 2026 general election.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - elections
Michigan GOP Nominates Doug Lloyd and Anthony Forlini as Attorney General and Secretary of State Candidates for 2026 Election
Michigan Republicans nominate Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd for attorney general and Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini for secretary of state in the closely-watched 2026 election. Lloyd campaigns on law enforcement support and victim advocacy, while Forlini emphasizes election security and transparency.
April 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - politics
Michigan Attorney General and Oakland Prosecutor Call for Independent Audit of Democratic Convention After Remote Voting Issues
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald are calling for an independent audit of the Michigan Democratic Party's April 19 convention after reports revealed the electronic voting system had multiple failures, including more than 200 votes cast remotely from outside the convention center.
May 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - governor
Michigan Regulators Reject Attorney General's Challenge to DTE Data Center Power Contracts
Michigan Public Service Commission rejects Attorney General Dana Nessel's petition to review confidential DTE Energy contracts for Oracle's Saline Township data center, leaving in place agreements that include 332 megawatts of battery storage serving the facility.
April 8, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Joins Multi-State Lawsuit Challenging Trump's Vote-by-Mail Executive Order
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined 24 attorneys general and governors in suing the Trump administration over a March 31 executive order that seeks to create a federal list of eligible voters and restricts mail-in voting, calling it unconstitutional federal overreach.
April 6, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Charges Macomb County Dentist with Racketeering in Massive Alleged Medicaid Fraud Scheme
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has charged a Macomb County dentist with racketeering and 131 counts of Medicaid fraud in an alleged scheme involving dental crowns that were billed but never provided to patients.
April 6, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - governor
Michigan MPSC Approves $276.6 Million Consumers Energy Rate Hike Despite Attorney General Challenge
MPSC approves 8.9% rate increase for Consumers Energy to strengthen grid reliability, despite Attorney General's criticism and growing concerns about utility oversight
April 5, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Charges Macomb County Dentist with 131 Counts of Medicaid Fraud in Alleged Dental Crowns Scheme
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced April 3 that a Macomb County dentist faces 131 counts of Medicaid fraud and one count of racketeering in an alleged scheme involving unnecessary dental crowns billed to the state's Medicaid program.
April 5, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Leads Bipartisan Coalition on Geofence Warrants and Election Lawsuits
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel leads a bipartisan coalition of 32 attorneys general in filing amicus briefs with the Supreme Court on geofence warrants and challenges a federal executive order on mail-in ballots through a coalition of 24 attorneys general and governors.
April 5, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Joins 21-State Coalition Lawsuit Challenging Trump Administration's Rollback of Power Plant Emissions Standards
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins a coalition of 21 states and local governments in challenging the Trump administration's rollback of stricter federal limits on toxic air pollutants from coal and oil-fired power plants.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - policy
Michigan Attorney General Wins Legal Battle to Restore Federal Disaster Mitigation Grant Program
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secures federal court order restoring the BRIC disaster mitigation grant program, enabling communities to prepare for future tornadoes and severe weather after devastating March tornadoes killed four people in southwest Michigan.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Vows Legal Challenge to Trump's Federal Election Oversight Executive Order
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel vows to challenge President Trump's new executive order expanding federal election oversight, calling it unconstitutional and unlawful.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Nessel Wins Federal Court Ruling Blocking Trump Administration From Cutting Permanent Housing Grants
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel won a federal appeals court ruling that blocks the Trump administration from imposing new restrictions on Continuum of Care grants, protecting approximately 7,000 households in Michigan from losing housing assistance.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Attorney General Dana Nessel Pursues Multiple Legal Challenges to Federal Immigration Detention Plans and Election Fraud Cases
Attorney General Dana Nessel files federal lawsuit to block planned ICE detention facility in Romulus while securing prison sentence for man convicted of 2022 election fraud scheme
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - governor
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Hosts Town Hall on Data Center Transparency in Howell
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel hosted a town hall in Howell addressing concerns about data center transparency, costs, and environmental impact as communities grapple with rapid development proposals across the state.
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - elections
Michigan Republicans Nominate Anthony Forlini and Doug Lloyd as Secretary of State and Attorney General Candidates
Michigan GOP delegates have nominated Macomb County Clerk Anthony Forlini as their secretary of state candidate and Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd as their attorney general candidate at the party's endorsement convention in Novi.
March 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Warns Municipalities About PFAS Settlement Claims Process
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns municipalities to carefully review PFAS settlement claims process before hiring outside law firms, emphasizing that no separate legal representation is required to apply for settlement funds.
March 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - courts
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel Announces Conviction of Fugitive Sexual Assault Offender in Northern Michigan Case
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the extradition and conviction of a fugitive sexual assault offender who abused three Northern Michigan minors in the early 2000s. The case was resolved through Operation Survivor Justice, a collaborative program between the Attorney General's office, local prosecutors, and federal law enforcement.
March 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - governor
MPSC Rejects Attorney General's Challenge to DTE Data Center Power Deal, Approves Contracts for OpenAI Campus
The Michigan Public Service Commission voted 3-0 to reject Attorney General Dana Nessel's challenge to a DTE Energy agreement for powering Oracle's OpenAI data center campus, denying petitions from the AG's office and other groups that lacked standing to intervene.
March 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - elections
Michigan Republicans Endorse Lloyd and Forlini for Attorney General and Secretary of State
Michigan Republicans have selected early endorsements for attorney general and secretary of state at a convention in Novi, with Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd and Macomb County Clerk Tony Forlini winning the nominations ahead of the August formal convention.
March 30, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - accountability
Detroit Businesswoman Fay Beydoun Charged With 16 Felonies in $20 Million Michigan Grant Scandal
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel charged Fay Beydoun with 16 felonies, alleging she stole from a $20 million state grant awarded to her nonprofit Global Link International and used taxpayer funds for personal expenses including rugs, furniture, and dinners for Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan.
June 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - legislation
Marquette Senator McBroom Leads Bipartisan Push to Let Michigan Voters Pick AG and SOS in Primaries
Marquette-area Sen. Ed McBroom is a key sponsor of a bipartisan constitutional amendment that would let primary voters pick Michigan's attorney general and secretary of state nominees and overhaul governance of the state's three flagship universities.
May 27, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - policy
Swatting Call Sends East Lansing High School Students Home as AG Nessel Urges Stricter Penalties
A bomb threat at East Lansing High School forced the school to evacuate students, and Attorney General Dana Nessel is now calling for stricter penalties for swatting incidents after the incident.
May 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - politics
Michigan Democrats Pick Savit and Gilchrist as General Election Candidates in Record Convention
Michigan Democrats nominated Eli Savit and Garlin Gilchrist for attorney general and secretary of state respectively at a record convention in Detroit with over 7,200 delegates.
April 20, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - elections
Michigan Republican Party Picks Anthony Forlini as Secretary of State Nominee in Bid to Reset Brand
Michigan Republicans select Anthony Forlini as Secretary of State nominee and Doug Lloyd as attorney general candidate in strategic pivot toward electability ahead of November general election
April 13, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - policy
Michigan Wedding Caterer Banned for Five Years After Last-Minute Cancellations And Refund Failures
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has banned wedding caterer Alicia Thompson from operating in the state for five years after more than 40 consumer complaints alleged last-minute cancellations and failure to issue refunds. Affected consumers can file claims by May 1 to receive refunds by July 1.
April 11, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - politics
Michigan Joins Lawsuit Challenging Trump's Mail-In Voting Order as Federal Overreach Threatens Voter Access
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins coalition of 24 states in lawsuit challenging Trump's executive order on mail-in voting, arguing it violates states' constitutional authority to run elections and threatens absentee voting access for millions of Michiganders.
April 6, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - elections
Michigan Joins 24-State Coalition in Lawsuit Challenging Trump's Mail Voting Executive Order
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson join 24-state coalition in lawsuit challenging Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting, arguing it violates states' constitutional authority to run elections.
April 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - elections
Michigan's August 4 Primary Election Set for Key State Races as Voters Prepare for November General
Michigan's August 4, 2026 primary election will determine candidates for governor, attorney general, and all state Senate seats ahead of the November 3 general election.
April 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - Politics
Lansing: Former House Speaker Lee Chatfield's Wife Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement in Peninsula Fund Scandal
Stephanie Chatfield, wife of former Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield, pleaded guilty to embezzlement from the Peninsula Fund. She will serve probation while her husband faces 13 felony charges.
June 16, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - policy
Lansing: 148 Michigan Politicians Sign Pledge to Reject Utility Campaign Money as Consumers Energy Files $456 Million Rate Hike
148 Michigan politicians signed a pledge to refuse utility campaign donations on the same day Consumers Energy filed a $456 million rate increase request, the largest in more than 20 years.
June 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Second Man Sentenced in 2022 Michigan Election Signature Fraud Scheme
Willie Reed sentenced to up to 20 years in prison and ordered to pay $333,817 in restitution for conducting criminal enterprise and defrauding candidates of nearly $350,000 in the 2022 Michigan election signature fraud scheme
April 16, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - governor
Judge to Decide Whether Ex-Michigan House Aide Faces Trial in $25 Million Embezzlement Case
A Lansing judge will decide May 7 whether former House aide David Coker faces trial on embezzlement charges related to a $25 million state grant. Prosecutors allege Coker used grant funds for personal vehicle loans and precious metals.
April 10, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - legislature
Former Michigan House Aide Accused of Embezzling $820,000 in State Grant for Clare Health Park
Former Michigan House aide David Coker faces felony embezzlement charges after prosecutors say he misused $820,000 from a $25 million state health park grant for personal vehicle loans, precious metals, and land purchases. Judge will decide May 7 if case goes to trial.
April 9, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - politics
Romulus: ICE Drops $34.7 Million Detention Center Plan After Nessel Lawsuit
ICE and DHS have abandoned plans to convert a $34.7 million Romulus warehouse into an immigration detention center, following a lawsuit by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and the city of Romulus. DHS plans to sell the property instead.
June 20, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - policy
Marquette Ratepayers Face New $456 Million Consumers Energy Hike as Nessel Vows to Intervene
Consumers Energy filed a $456 million rate increase request with the MPSC. Attorney General Dana Nessel will intervene. The hike could raise Marquette area bills nearly 10 percent.
June 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - policy
Warren Residents Face Higher Bills as Nessel Accuses DTE of Political Corruption, Lawmaker Pushes MPSC Election Reform
Attorney General Dana Nessel accused DTE Energy and Consumers Energy of using dark money and lobbying to protect rate hikes. A state lawmaker introduced a bill to make MPSC commissioners elected instead of appointed, a change that could affect Warren residents facing a 9.7 percent rate increase.
May 26, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - politics
Michigan Golf Course Owner Agrees to PFAS Cleanup Settlement After State Lawsuit
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secured a settlement with Boulder Creek Development Corp. and Northeast Gravel Company requiring them to investigate PFAS contamination at their Belmont property and reimburse the state for cleanup costs.
May 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - policy
DTE Promises Rate Freeze Through 2028 But Ties Deal to Data Center Approval and Current Rate Hike
DTE Energy promises to freeze electric rates through 2028 but ties the deal to approval of its current rate increase and the successful launch of a Saline Township data center, prompting criticism from Attorney General Dana Nessel who called it a ransom note.
April 25, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - politics
Michigan Officials Slam DOJ Demand for Wayne County Ballots as Federal Interference
Attorney General Dana Nessel, Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson jointly condemned a DOJ letter threatening Wayne County with a court order to turn over 2024 election ballots. Officials say the demand is baseless federal interference.
April 19, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - elections
Michigan Democrats Hold Endorsement Convention as Candidates Battle for Statewide Offices
Michigan Democrats held their 2026 State Endorsement Convention in Detroit on April 19, with candidates for attorney general, secretary of state and other statewide offices making their cases ahead of the August primary.
April 17, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - courts
Michigan AG Leads 32-State Coalition to Defend Geofence Warrants Before Supreme Court
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins a 32-state coalition defending geofence warrants before the U.S. Supreme Court in a case that could shape how law enforcement uses location data from technology companies.
April 8, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - governor
Consumers Energy Files New Rate Hike Request Just Seven Days After Last Increase Approved
Consumers Energy files notice to seek another rate increase just seven days after MPSC approved a $276.6 million hike, prompting Attorney General Dana Nessel to question the broken utility rate-setting system.
April 7, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - policy
Michigan Families Face Back-to-Back Rate Hikes as Consumers Energy Plans Another Electric Bill Increase
Consumers Energy announced plans to seek another electric rate increase just seven days after the MPSC approved a $276.6 million hike, drawing criticism from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel who called the pattern "truly broken."
April 7, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Michigan Joins 25-State Coalition Suing Trump Administration Over Unlawful Election Executive Order
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins 25-state coalition in lawsuit challenging Trump executive order that would establish national voter lists and restrict mail-in ballot distribution, arguing the Constitution gives states authority to run elections.
April 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - elections
Michigan Joins Coalition of States Suing Trump Over Executive Order Targeting Mail-In Voting
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joins 24 other attorneys general and Pennsylvania's governor in suing Trump over executive order that would give federal control over state mail-in voting procedures.
April 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - courts
Three Years Later, Opioid Settlement Funds Still Sitting in Bank Accounts Across Michigan Counties
More than three years after Michigan communities began receiving millions from a national opioid lawsuit settlement, some have yet to spend any of the funds. A new report from the Attorney General's office will provide details on how communities across the state are handling the critical funding meant to help those battling addiction.
April 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - policy
Michigan Opens FEMA Disaster Grant Program After Federal Court Order Restores Funding
Michigan State Police and Attorney General restore critical disaster mitigation funding through federal court victory, reopening BRIC grant program for municipalities seeking to protect against natural hazards.
April 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - governor
Mike Cox Announces Tax Cut Plan and Education Reform as Michigan Governor Candidate
Former Attorney General Mike Cox announces plan to eliminate Michigan's state income tax and implement education reforms modeled after Mississippi, arguing current policies are driving population out of the state.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - courts
Michigan AG Wins Court Battle Against Trump Administration's Homelessness Funding Restrictions
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel wins federal appeals court ruling against Trump administration's restrictions on homeless assistance grants that would have affected 7,000 households in Michigan.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - budget
MPSC Approves 1.3 GW Battery Storage Portfolio for DTE Electric, Including 332 MW Supporting Oracle Data Center
MPSC approves 1.3 GW battery storage portfolio for DTE Electric, including 332 MW supporting Oracle's AI data center. Attorney General's challenge to data center contracts denied.
April 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·6 sources - elections
Michigan Officials Vow Legal Challenge to Trump's New Mail-In Voting Executive Order
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Attorney General Dana Nessel vow legal challenge to President Trump's new executive order seeking to create a federal voter list and restrict mail-in voting. The order has drawn criticism from state officials across the country as unconstitutional federal overreach.
April 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - governor
Michigan MPSC Approves 1.3 GW Battery Storage Projects, 332 MW to Serve Oracle Data Center Despite Controversy
Michigan MPSC approved 1,332 MW of battery storage projects, including 332 MW to serve Oracle's data center, despite Attorney General pushback on data center contracts and utility rate approvals.
April 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·6 sources - politics
Michigan Officials Vow Legal Challenge to Trump Executive Order Restricting Mail-In Voting
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Attorney General Dana Nessel have vowed to challenge President Trump's executive order that would restrict mail-in voting and create a federal voter list, calling the order unconstitutional and illegal.
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - elections
Michigan Republican Party Endorses Doug Lloyd and Anthony Forlini as AG and Secretary of State Candidates
Michigan Republican Party delegates endorse Doug Lloyd for attorney general and Anthony Forlini for secretary of state in competitive races against Democrats.
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·6 sources - policy
Michigan Public Service Commission Approves $276.6 Million Consumers Energy Rate Hike To Fund Grid Reliability Improvements
Michigan Public Service Commission approved $276.6 million Consumers Energy rate increase to fund grid reliability upgrades, adding $6.46 to average residential bills starting May 1 after Attorney General Dana Nessel intervened to push for lower increase.
March 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - politics
Battle Creek Federal Center Listed for Sale as Government Seeks $430 Million in Savings
The Hart-Dole-Inouye Federal Center in Battle Creek has been listed for potential sale by the General Services Administration. The building houses more than 1,000 workers, and community leaders say preserving those jobs is the top priority.
June 19, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - police
Retired Michigan State Police Expert Analyzes East Lansing Shooting Video After Isaiah Kirby Fatal Shooting
A retired Michigan State Police detective analyzed body camera footage released Friday showing the fatal shooting of MSU student Isaiah Kirby. Lewis Langham, who spent 25 years with the agency, offered expert commentary on the video that shows officers responding to a stabbing that injured local attorney Douglas Mielock.
May 17, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - police
East Lansing Police Release Body Camera Video After Fatal Shooting of MSU Student Isaiah Kirby
East Lansing Police released body camera footage showing the timeline of the April 15 officer-involved shooting that killed MSU student Isaiah Kirby after he allegedly stabbed attorney Douglas Mielock.
May 16, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - police
Family Releases Graphic Photos After Officer-Involved Shooting of East Lansing Senior
The family of Isaiah Kirby released graphic photographs of his body to highlight what they describe as the devastating impact of the officer-involved shooting. Attorney Teresa Caine Bingman said the family was shown a highly edited presentation by the East Lansing Police Department rather than full body camera footage.
May 14, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - politics
GM Lays Off 500 To 600 IT Workers In Warren, Michigan As Automaker Pivots To AI Skills
General Motors is laying off 500 to 600 IT workers in Warren, Michigan as part of a skills swap that replaces legacy IT workers with AI engineers. GM shares fell four percent after the announcement. The company is not reducing headcount for cost savings but is restructuring around a pivot to software-defined vehicles.
May 12, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - courts
Michigan Supreme Court Weighs Juvenile Lifer Sentences as Prosecutors Push for Renewed Prison Terms
Michigan Supreme Court justices consider cases that could redefine sentencing for young people convicted of crimes, with prosecutors pushing for renewed prison terms while defense attorneys argue the court must establish clear sentencing boundaries.
April 9, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources