Attorney General

With vacation season heating up, Michigan’s Attorney General has some smart advice to keep your summer getaway stress-free and scam-free.

The Michigan Attorney General's office announced on Friday that they would be joining Attorneys General across the country in an investigation on whether or not Instagram illegally targeted children.

As vaccination status becomes more important in workplaces and venues across West Michigan, the Michigan Attorney General's office is targeting those who are offering fake vaccination cards online.

It's crazy how many storms and power outages Michiganders have had to deal with this summer. You have to admit, it was a lot to deal with for so many across the state. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is looking to get some feedback from those residents that were directly affected by the power outages in August...

The Michigan Attorney General has joined a coalition of 22 attorneys general across the country asking the federal government to crack down on alleged 'ghost guns'.

Nessel said Michiganders "...spoke loud and clear when they voted in 2018 to legalize marijuana once and for all."

As the popularity of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin & Dogecoin has skyrocketed, the Michigan Attorney General's office is warning people to be aware of scammers.

After sex abuse allegations that came to light during recent civil litigation, the Michigan Attorney General's office and the Michigan State Police have opened a joint investigation into alleged accusations surrounding the Boy Scouts of America.

Parents, what do you think about Instagram for kids? It's been in the works but Michigan's attorney general has joined 44 others to urge Facebook to reconsider.

Scammers are now calling to offer you a reward for taking a COVID-19 vaccine survey. It's not really a thing.