Attorney General Dana Nessel committed, at a minimum, a “clear ethics violation” when she involved herself in possible criminal cases involving a personal friend and her spouse, House Oversight Committee Chair Jay DeBoyer (R-Clay) said Tuesday. Nessel's perceived unwillingness to fully participate in the investigation led a House panel to find her in contempt, a vote that fell on party lines.

Attorney General Dana Nessel on Monday released the fifth report into her department's investigations of alleged clergy sexual abuse, detailing allegations against 51 priests. While no criminal charges will be filed, Nessel said the reports have helped survivors.

(Source: MIRS.news , Published 11/25/2026) With DTE Energy asking the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) to quickly approve electric service to two high-electricity-using data centers, Attorney General Dana Nessel said Tuesday that the situation is “highly unusual” and that DTE is “making unverified promises (that) nobody else will shoulder these costs.”   At the end of October, a new data center project in Saline Township was announced, and DTE was selected as the ene

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