Michigan AG warns shoppers about holiday return policies
“Return policies vary greatly from store to store, but almost all impose a time limit on returns,” Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said.
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Michigan AG warns of holiday phishing scams
Consumers are urged to be cautious and avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments in suspicious messages. Attachments may include malware like viruses, worms, or spyware.
Michigan AG Nessel sues St. Joseph County paper company for PFAS contamination
Nessel says that Ox Paperboard’s unauthorized wastewater discharges resulted in the release of hazardous substances to the environment, including PFAS.
Two Three Rivers residents to stand trial on labor trafficking charges
Two Three Rivers residents waived preliminary examination in St. Joseph County 3B District Court this week, and were bound over to stand trial on labor trafficking charges.
Court denies ‘bad faith’ bankruptcy petition by owner of failed mid-Michigan dam
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Thursday announced the ruling against Lee Mueller, former operator of Boyce Hydro and the Edenville Dam, which failed in 2020, forcing the evacuation of more than 10,000 people and damaging thousands of homes and businesses.
Stabenow announces she won’t run again in 2024, sets off speculation on possible successors
After four terms as a U.S. senator, Michigan’s Debbie Stabenow said Thursday morning that she will not seek reelection in 2024.
Antisemitic vandalism prompts new lawmaker to push for hate crime law overhaul
Following the spray-painting of antisemitic symbols on a West Michigan Democratic Party office, a newly elected state lawmaker says he plans to introduce legislation that would better deal with such incidents.
Capitol Pride strikes chord of resistance in newly post-Roe Michigan
The tone at the Michigan Capitol in Lansing was as defiant as it was celebratory, with more than 200 members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community gathering Sunday for a Pride rally on the seventh anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage
Michigan GOP House candidate vows to introduce ‘Don’t Say Gay’ legislation if elected
A Republican candidate for the Michigan House of Representatives announced that, if elected, he would introduce legislation modeled on a Florida measure known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill
Enbridge seeks to dismiss expert testimony warning of explosion risk for Line 5 tunnel
While Attorney General Dana Nessel and Enbridge prepare to once again battle it out in court over the fate of the company’s controversial, nearly 69-year-old Line 5 oil pipeline, a regulatory fight is also heating up over Enbridge’s plan to eventually replace a portion of the pipeline and enclose it in an underwater tunnel.
Michigan AG warns of holiday phishing scams
Consumers are urged to be cautious and avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments in suspicious messages. Attachments may include malware like viruses, worms, or spyware.
Michigan AG Nessel sues St. Joseph County paper company for PFAS contamination
Nessel says that Ox Paperboard’s unauthorized wastewater discharges resulted in the release of hazardous substances to the environment, including PFAS.
Two Three Rivers residents to stand trial on labor trafficking charges
Two Three Rivers residents waived preliminary examination in St. Joseph County 3B District Court this week, and were bound over to stand trial on labor trafficking charges.
Court denies ‘bad faith’ bankruptcy petition by owner of failed mid-Michigan dam
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Thursday announced the ruling against Lee Mueller, former operator of Boyce Hydro and the Edenville Dam, which failed in 2020, forcing the evacuation of more than 10,000 people and damaging thousands of homes and businesses.
Stabenow announces she won’t run again in 2024, sets off speculation on possible successors
After four terms as a U.S. senator, Michigan’s Debbie Stabenow said Thursday morning that she will not seek reelection in 2024.
Antisemitic vandalism prompts new lawmaker to push for hate crime law overhaul
Following the spray-painting of antisemitic symbols on a West Michigan Democratic Party office, a newly elected state lawmaker says he plans to introduce legislation that would better deal with such incidents.
Capitol Pride strikes chord of resistance in newly post-Roe Michigan
The tone at the Michigan Capitol in Lansing was as defiant as it was celebratory, with more than 200 members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community gathering Sunday for a Pride rally on the seventh anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage
Michigan GOP House candidate vows to introduce ‘Don’t Say Gay’ legislation if elected
A Republican candidate for the Michigan House of Representatives announced that, if elected, he would introduce legislation modeled on a Florida measure known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill
Enbridge seeks to dismiss expert testimony warning of explosion risk for Line 5 tunnel
While Attorney General Dana Nessel and Enbridge prepare to once again battle it out in court over the fate of the company’s controversial, nearly 69-year-old Line 5 oil pipeline, a regulatory fight is also heating up over Enbridge’s plan to eventually replace a portion of the pipeline and enclose it in an underwater tunnel.
