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The Michigan Department of Attorney General is suing a Rockford business owner and his tree service companies, alleging illegal business practices like misleading customers and "charging grossly excessive prices."

Over a dozen students from the recently-shuttered Pittsburgh Career Institute will be seeing their debt balances erased.

Brendon Burns was shot and killed by Rochester police and Monroe County Sheriff's deputies on Barrington Street on March 20.

A data breach at a Corewell Health vendor has reportedly impacted over a million Michigan residents, according to the attorney general's office.

Attorney General Ken Paxton announced he filed a lawsuit to stop the federal Department of Transportation’s new greenhouse gas reporting measure.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced Thursday that a man accused of being a leader of the Last One To Take Over Gang was convicted and sentenced during a human trafficking case that included former Falcons player.

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has opened up a new civil complaint against a Neo-Nazi group that interrupted a drag show event in Concord this June.

A Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer has been charged after allegedly firing shots and hitting one person at a campground near Evart while off duty, according to the attorney general's office.

A nurse who was high on methamphetamine when her 3-year-old patient died under her care has permanently lost her nursing license, according to the Michigan Department of Attorney General.

A former administrator of a Lawrence County personal care home is facing charges over the death of a patient in 2021, Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry announced Wednesday.