The Pi symbol filled with a pie on a red background. "Happy PI Day" is in all caps.
It’s 3/14 -- Happy #PIDay! PI is not just the 16th letter of the Greek alphabet. It’s a mathematical constant AND Albert Einstein’s birthday. It’s also a great excuse to eat some pie. Whether you’re partial to cherry, apple, or lemon meringue, have 3/14 of a slice today. #PieDay
Wooden figures surround a pile of cash on a pink surface. "Crowdfunding Day" is in all caps.
It’s #CrowdfundingDay! Crowdfunding is when a large group of people invest small amounts in a cause or venture they support. It has been around since the 13th Century. Donate to a business you believe in today. Learn more at: go.mi.gov/4a6ar2088
A boy in a wheelchair smiles while playing with building blocks as a woman assists him. "Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month" is in all caps.
March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. We honor people with disabilities and the value they bring. Everyone deserves fair access to school and work. Let’s remove barriers so all can live and work with dignity. #DevelopmentalDisabilitiesAwarenessMonth #EqualAccess
How to report a hate crime Report a Hate Crime ENSURE SAFETY: If in immediate danger, call 911 or the local emergency number. PRESERVE EVIDENCE: Try to document as much as you can (photos, video, etc.) Do not tamper with the crime scene. FILE A POLICE REPORT AND CONTACT AG’s Hate Crimes and Domestic Terrorism Unit at HateCrimes@michigan.gov
Nearly 60% of domestic terrorists begin to exhibit concerning behavior more than a year in advance of their plot. Recognizing warning signs can help prevent mass attacks, including grievances, violent ideation, research and planning the attack, pre-attack preparation, and probing. More information is available on the Michigan State Police’s Stop a Plot webpage.
"Anti-terrorism protections are critical to protecting Michiganders from threats and violence. In the wake of the heinous attack on Temple Israel, I hope legislators act quickly to pass Senate Bill 502. We must have every tool available to prevent these acts and prosecute offenders.” - MI Attorney General Dana Nessel
senate bill 502. Attorney General Nessel supports Senate Bill 502, sponsored by state Senator Sue Shink (D-Northfield Township), which would strengthen Michigan’s Anti-Terrorism Law. The legislation would amend the Michigan Anti-Terrorism Act to specify that a person who threatens to commit an act of terrorism and communicates the threat with reckless disregard of a substantial risk that the communication would be viewed as threatening violence would be guilty of a felony punishable by up to 20 years' imprisonment, a maximum fine of $20,000, or both.
Following yesterday’s attack on Temple Israel, @miattygen.bsky.social is urging residents to report threats, suspicious activity, and acts of bias-motivated violence to local law enforcement and the DAG’s Hate Crimes and Domestic Terrorism Unit. Read more at go.mi.gov/6i1hz2110
A large shipping container is being lifted by a crane. Next to it is a quote from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel: “Every court that reviewed President Trump’s first wave of tariffs agreed that he overstepped his authority. Now, he’s attempting to use a different law to impose another round of illegal tariffs despite losing in court, and the result will once again be higher costs for basic necessities. Michiganders cannot afford another round of unlawful tariffs, and my office will continue taking action against these policies to relieve some of the financial pressure on hardworking residents," said Attorney General Dana Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews
@miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel today joined a coalition of attorneys general in filing a motion to block implementation of President Trump’s latest efforts to impose illegal tariffs on products purchased by American consumers and businesses. Read more at go.mi.gov/7qqbp2108
“While no outcome can undo this devastating loss, I am grateful to the prosecutors who helped secure long-awaited justice in this tragic case. I hope this verdict provides a sense of closure for Harley’s family,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: police crime scene tape
Yesterday, Tavaris Jackson, 35, of Escanaba, was convicted by a Delta County jury of the 2023 murder of Harley Corwin, 22, of Escanaba, announced @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel. Read more at go.mi.gov/tzt6b2106
The image features a historical portrait of Jeannette Rankin, highlighted for Women's History Month. Text on the image notes her significance as the first woman elected to Congress and her advocacy for women's suffrage, including supporting the 19th Amendment.
In 1916, Jeannette Rankin became the first woman elected to Congress. She served Montana for 2 terms in the U.S. House. As an early supporter of women’s suffrage, her vote on the 19th Amendment gave U.S. women the right to vote. #WomensHistoryHeroes
"My heart is with the congregation and community of Temple Israel as law enforcement responds to reports of an active shooter. We are closely monitoring the situation and urge residents to follow the requests of local law enforcement as they work to secure the area and protect lives.” - MIchigan Attorney General Dana Nessel mi.gov/agnews
"Antisemitism has no place in Michigan and cannot be tolerated. In moments like these, it’s more important than ever that we come together, stand with our neighbors, confront hate whenever it appears, and build stronger communities.” - MIchigan Attorney General Dana Nessel mi.gov/agnews
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel issued a statement following reports of an active shooter at Temple Israel. Read more at go.mi.gov/09kko2092
“Operation Survivor Justice continues to ensure that individuals cannot evade charges by crossing state lines. Through this vital partnership, we are committed to bringing fugitives back to Michigan to face the charges against them," said Attorney General Dana Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: Statue of Lady Justice
Today, Jason Kushmaul waived preliminary examination and was bound over to stand trial on three counts of First-Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct and two counts of Second-Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct, announced @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel. Read more at go.mi.gov/0t00n2087
Read more ➡️ www.michigan.gov/ag/news/press-releases/2026/03/11/oceana-county-man-extradited-from-dallas
Statue of Lady Justice holding scales Quote from AG Nessel: “Survivors of sexual assault deserve to have their cases move forward, and I am grateful for our Operation Survivor Justice partners who help make it possible for us to continue pursuing justice. We remain committed to locating and returning fugitive offenders to Michigan to face the charges against them in court.” DAG seal mi.gov/agnews
Jesuz Chapa was extradited this week from Texas by the U.S. Marshals Service under Operation Survivor Justice for arraignment on five counts of First-Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct for allegedly sexually abusing a minor child repeatedly between 2000 and 2003.
A single hyperscale data center has the ability to redraw the map of a state’s entire energy system — and your monthly bill. Learn more about AI data centers and how they might impact affordability and reliability for ratepayers➡️ mi.gov/agpodcast.
A statement from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is displayed. “I am relieved by the Court’s decision to pause Mr. Jarvi’s parole,” said Attorney General Nessel. “My office will continue working to protect the survivor in this case and the safety of the community.” A gavel is pictured on the right. mi.gov/agnews.
The Livingston County Circuit Court has halted the March 10 parole of Floyd Jarvi in response to a requested stay of enforcement filed by @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel on behalf of the survivor of Jarvi’s crimes. Read more go.mi.gov/8c7ns2062
A gavel is shown next to a quote “Filing false UCC statements in an attempt to secure a loan or harass members of our judicial system is a serious crime. I am glad this case will now proceed to trial, where my office will continue its commitment to prosecute those who attempt to use fraudulent legal filings for personal gain or to intimidate public servants,” said Attorney General Nessel. mi.gov/agnews and the Michigan Attorney General's seal.
Yesterday, Genora Greene, 55, of Warren, appeared for arraignment for allegedly filing false Uniform Commercial Code statements against staff of the 39th District Court in Roseville, announced @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel. Read more at go.mi.gov/3k53v2059
The image shows a rescue operation with individuals in safety gear assisting others in a small boat on a flooded street. A quote by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is displayed, “I am relieved that yet another court has affirmed that this administration is not above the law. Disaster mitigation funding is critical to protecting our communities and saving lives. I hope this order will compel the Trump administration to finally make these funds available. If it does not, my office will continue fighting to ensure Michiganders receive the services and support they are owed," said Attorney General Dana Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews
@miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel and a coalition of 23 states have secured a court order requiring the FEMA to promptly take steps necessary to reverse the termination of the BRIC Program and restore billions in funding to communities relying on them. Read more at go.mi.gov/4uvsz2049
Image with bold text stating: "Attorney General Nessel vows to continue antitrust case against Live Nation for illegally monopolizing live entertainment industry." In the background, there's a blurred Live Nation logo and a smartphone displaying the Ticketmaster logo.
Text in the image: "Michigan will not be a party to the preposterous settlement negotiated between Live Nation and the U.S. Department of Justice. We remain aligned with our state co-plaintiffs and will pursue our claims without the DOJ, who would rather preserve the interests of those with the ear of this corrupt administration than take on the Live Nation monopoly." mi.gov/agnews
"Rather than arguing their case at trial, Live Nation instead ran to the political leadership of the DOJ— where crony corruption carried the day. Time and again this administration has abandoned any efforts at meaningful consumer protection work, leaving it to the states alone to protect customers across this country. We can’t break monopolies by engaging in pay-to-play schemes with the nation’s wealthiest, most politically connected, companies." - Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel mi.gov/agnews
Today, after a settlement was announced between Live Nation & the U.S. DOJ over antitrust claims, @miattygen.bsky.social & a bipartisan multistate coalition announced they will not join the settlement and will continue litigating their claims separately. Read more at go.mi.gov/ic9ft2033
“Chambers of commerce play an important role in supporting small businesses and strengthening local economies, and individuals trusted with managing their finances are expected to do so with integrity. My office remains committed to holding accountable those who embezzle funds meant to support these organizations,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: hands holding cash
Today, @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel announced two felony charges against Kellie Lauwers, 64, of Yale, for allegedly embezzling funds from the Yale Chamber of Commerce. Read more at go.mi.gov/85hj62031
“Our hearts are with the families and communities who are dealing with the aftermath of this devastating storm. Unfortunately, when people are trying to recover, bad actors look to take advantage of that hardship. Education and awareness are the best tools we have to protect ourselves and our neighbors. Our Consumer Protection team is committed to investigating complaints, and I encourage anyone who believes a business or individual is engaging in price gouging or fraudulent activity in response to the severe weather to contact our office,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: silhouette of tree with a storm in the back
@miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel is reminding Michigan residents to watch for scammers following the recent extreme weather which wreaked damage in parts of southwest Michigan. Read more at go.mi.gov/d1zmh2030
Tragically, four lives were lost during these severe storms, and my thoughts remain with their family and friends during this difficult time.
My department has remained in touch with the Michigan State Police through last nights storms and aftermath. We are grateful for the work of our local law enforcement and first responders whose service only continues through the immense clean up.
Black-and-white poster with bold text announcing "Consumer Protection Week" and "Consumer Protection Resources." It includes an arrow with the text "swipe for more info" and a small logo with "mi.gov/consumerprotection" at the bottom.
Image: A person views an online consumer protection page on a smartphone. Text: How We're Protecting Michigan Residents: Every consumer complaint is reviewed and addressed. Scam alerts help residents avoid fraud year-round. New consumer protection website launched. Follow @MIConsumerWatch for alerts and tips. Consumer protection tips shared across Michigan. Pantsuits and Lawsuits podcast explains legal issues. $1.8B+ secured from opioid settlements. Settlement funds support treatment and recovery. New webpage tracks opioid settlement payments. $4.1B+ saved for Michigan utility customers. Michigan joined national fight against robocalls. Identity Theft Support System helps residents recover. New program assists businesses with identity theft. mi.gov/consumerprotection.
As National Consumer Protection Week comes to a close, @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel is highlighting some of the work her office does to protect Michigan residents. Read more at go.mi.gov/sn2fv2016
“Birth control is a critical part of healthcare for women across the country. Unlawful regulations that eliminate no-cost contraception coverage for thousands make it harder for women to protect their health and plan their futures while worsening healthcare deserts. I stand with my colleagues in defending the health and safety of women in our state,” said Attorney General Dana Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: hands holding birth control
@miattygen.bsky.social Nessel has joined a coalition of 21 AGs in filing an amicus brief challenging the first Trump Administration’s 2017 & 2018 regulations undermining the ACA’s guarantee of no-cost contraception coverage by employer healthcare plans. Read more at go.mi.gov/no0cx2013
Oakland Co Executive Dave Coulter speaks from stage to seated audience
AG Nessel chats with SOTC attendee
AG Nessel chats with SOTC attendee
AG Nessel chats with SOTC attendee
This evening, Attorney General Dana Nessel was honored to attend Oakland Co Executive Dave Coulter’s 2026 State of the County Address, showcasing the municipality’s advancements made in health, housing, and business innovation from the last year.
Attorney General Dana Nessel Dana Nessel sued the Trump Administration today to stop the latest round of illegal tariffs.
Read more ➡ www.michigan.gov/ag/news/press-releases/2026/03/05/ag-nessel-sues-trump-administration-to-stop-latest-round-of-illegal-tariffs
Black background with white text blocks: "AG Nessel Seeks Transparency on ICE's Plans to Convert Romulus Warehouse into Mass Immigration Detention Center." Below, smaller text reads: "Yesterday, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel submitted a FOIA request to ICE and DHS, continuing her campaign for transparency regarding ICE's plans to convert a Romulus warehouse into a mass immigration detention facility." The seal of Michigan is at the bottom left.
Quote from Attorney General Dana Nessel: The President and DHS have committed to transparency in their use of taxpayer dollars. Yet we have been met with silence and secrecy regarding ICE’s plans to convert a commercial warehouse in Romulus, located a stone’s throw from two schools and abutting residential properties, into a mass immigration detention center.” A URL is at the bottom: mi.gov/agnews.
Quote from Attorney General Dana Nessel: Michigan residents deserve the transparency that was promised to ensure the federal government is operating within the bounds of the law and respecting the rights of our state. ICE has continued to ignore requests for basic information about the warehouse from my office, local officials, and residents. Through this FOIA request, we demand answers.” A URL is at the bottom: mi.gov/agnews.
Yesterday, @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel filed a FOIA request to ICE and DHS to shed light on plans to turn a Romulus warehouse into a mass immigration detention facility. Read more at: go.mi.gov/rp0hk2010
A monochrome image features a person holding a football on the right side. On the left, there's a quote about upholding Michigan state gaming laws and consumer protections. The quote is attributed to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. “Corporations cannot circumvent state gaming laws. My office will hold those who sidestep Michigan’s consumer protections accountable and ensure that betting in our state remains lawful, fair and subject to the oversight our residents expect and deserve.”
@miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel has filed a lawsuit against KalshiEx, LLC (Kalshi), alleging the derivatives exchange and prediction market company violated Michigan’s Lawful Sports Betting Act. Read more at go.mi.gov/7esp72007
Blue poster with bold text: "Consumer Protection Week - Sweepstakes Scams." The bottom right includes a Michigan state seal and text: "swipe for more info," along with "mi.gov/consumerprotection.
The image is a poster on "Sweepstakes Safety Tips" featuring a list of precautionary advice about sweepstakes: Buying a product won’t increase your chances of winning. Sweepstakes are games of chance; winners aren’t chosen until the contest ends. Responding to promotions can lead to more solicitations. Never share personal or financial information with sweepstakes callers. If you have to pay a fee or taxes to claim a prize, it’s a scam. Telemarketers must disclose odds, that no purchase is required, and any costs or conditions. Always read the rules and remember you can request to be removed from mailing lists. The Michigan Department of Attorney General logo at the bottom. The background is dark, with an image of white ticket stubs. The URL mi.gov/consumerprotection is provided at the bottom.
As part of National Consumer Protection Week, @miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel is reissuing her consumer alert on sweepstakes—promotions used by businesses to attract attention by offering a chance to win a prize. Learn how to spot the warning signs of scams: go.mi.gov/fspv72004
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A person reading a phone stands in an office. Text reads "Guard Against AI Scams with These tips: Establish a family verification phrase: Use a code word or phrase that only your family knows to confirm identity during suspicious calls. Do not trust caller ID: Scammers can spoof phone numbers to make calls appear legitimate. Verify the situation: If something feels off, hang up and call the person back using a known number. Beware of unusual payment requests: Scammers often demand payment through cryptocurrency, gift cards, or money transfers—methods that are hard to trace or reverse."
“Fraudsters are increasingly using AI to make their scams more convincing. The best way to combat these schemes is to be aware of the warning signs, verify the caller’s identity, and never rush to send money if you are pressured," said @miattygen.bsky.social Read more at go.mi.gov/me20s2000
AG Nessel and DAG staff sit around a conference table talking with police, fire, and emergency management officials
AG Nessel speaking, AAG Giovanatti listens
Today Attorney General Dana Nessel met with police, fire, and emergency management officials to discuss how they are working to keep Michigan residents safe when the federal government abruptly, illegally attempts to eliminate millions in funding for critical disaster relief programs.
“Nurses, physical therapists, and other healthcare professionals are essential to the health and safety of our communities. With Michigan and states across the country already facing shortages in these necessary frontline fields, the federal government should support students pursuing these careers, not limit their access to the financial resources they need to fulfill their academic requirements and obtain their degrees,” said Attorney General Nessel. Read more at mi.gov/agnews Image: stethoscope
@miattygen.bsky.social Dana Nessel joined a coalition of 24 AGs and 2 governors in submitting a comment letter opposing a proposed rule under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act by the DOE that would cap federal student loans for graduate students in health fields. Read more at go.mi.gov/ouzqk1989
