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Attorney General Nessel outlines resources and initiatives for sexual assault survivors in April
April 10, 2026
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced expanded initiatives during Sexual Assault Awareness Month aimed at supporting survivors statewide. Efforts include prosecuting offenders through Operation Survivor Justice and addressing past abuses via new programs such as SAKI investigations and confidential victim protection services.
Read more →Attorney General Nessel warns of investment scams on Meta platforms
April 9, 2026
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns residents about growing investment scams on Meta platforms using deceptive ads and deepfakes. The alert details common scam tactics targeting investors online and provides tips for protecting personal finances.
Read more →Attorney General Nessel warns of tax identity theft ahead of April 15 deadline
April 7, 2026
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has issued an alert warning about tax-related identity theft as Tax Day nears. Residents are urged to protect their personal information when filing returns. Steps for reporting suspected fraud have been provided.
Read more →Detroit man to stand trial in fatal shooting of Westland resident
April 7, 2026
Damon Bentley has been ordered to stand trial in Wayne County for first-degree murder related to a fatal shooting last year. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said her office remains committed to pursuing justice in this case.
Read more →Attorney General Nessel pledges intervention as Consumers Energy plans new rate hike filing
April 6, 2026
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says she will intervene again as Consumers Energy prepares another request for higher electricity rates only one week after receiving approval for its latest increase. The announcement follows years of significant hikes affecting millions across Michigan.
Read more →Attorney General Nessel announces agreement with caterer over alleged deceptive practices
April 6, 2026
Attorney General Dana Nessel has reached an agreement with Late to the Lake caterer over alleged deceptive practices involving weddings. The settlement requires refunds for affected customers who file complaints by May 1 and bars owner Alicia Thompson from catering in Michigan for five years.
Read more →Michigan Attorney General joins lawsuit challenging Trump Executive Order on elections
April 3, 2026
Attorney General Dana Nessel joined other officials in suing over President Trump's executive order affecting state-run elections. The lawsuit argues that new restrictions could undermine voter access and state control over electoral processes.
Read more →Macomb County dentist charged with racketeering and Medicaid fraud involving dental crowns
April 3, 2026
A Macomb County dentist faces felony charges after being accused of orchestrating an extensive Medicaid fraud scheme involving dental crowns. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says her office remains committed to prosecuting fraudulent activities affecting public programs.
Read more →Three sentenced in Eaton County for identity theft and fraud involving $579,551
April 3, 2026
Three people have been sentenced in Eaton County after pleading guilty in an identity theft scheme involving over $500,000. The case highlights ongoing efforts by state officials led by Attorney General Dana Nessel against financial crimes targeting Michiganders.
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