Dana Nessel

We remain committed to seeking justice for vulnerable victims and their families.

While the majority of caregivers support adults in their care, my office will not tolerate those who steal from the very people they are meant to protect from such exploitation. mlive.com/news/saginaw-b…

While no sensitive information was compromised, it’s important that MiBusiness Registry Portal account holders carefully review their accounts to ensure their records remain secure and have a current email address on file. wilx.com/2026/03/17/una…

"Mr. President, last Thursday, a man with a gun and explosives attempted mass murder at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, which contains a nursery school and an early childhood center. It’s reported that 103 kids were in the building at the time of the attack. Thankfully, because of the Temple’s heroic, full-time security team, all 103 kids got to go home to their families. The people who commit these atrocities don’t deserve notoriety or to be talked about at length. But, this particular shooter is notable because he targeted Jews. This was an antisemitic act intended to terrorize the Jewish community. And my Jewish friends are terrified – strong and resilient – but terrified, and that’s why I’m speaking out today. I won’t tolerate our Jewish friends being targets of such hate. We shouldn’t tolerate our Jewish friends being targets of such hate. As a Jewish friend of mine said so eloquently recently, 'Speaking out against antisemitism is still better than enduring antisemitism.' So, we all have to step up – together – to recognize antisemitism and to call it out when we see it. The Jewish community can’t do it on its own, and they shouldn’t have to. Thank you, Mr. President, and I ask that my remarks be printed in the journal."

My office will continue to hold accountable those who exploit Michiganders for personal gain.

Individuals who believe they are responsibly planning for the future needs of vulnerable adults or prepaying for funeral arrangements should be able to trust that the money they set aside will not be siphoned off.

I am proud of the prosecutors in my office who were able to secure this conviction and an order for more than $1 million in restitution for the hundreds of victims in this case. wilx.com/2026/03/17/ex-…

By understanding common tactics used by fraudsters, consumers can better protect themselves from those looking to profit unscrupulously from their hardship following extreme winter storms.

Severe weather may be unpredictable, but scammers who try to exploit residents afterwards are not. myupnow.com/news/michigan/…

My office will continue to defend Michigan residents from unlawful discrimination and protect our state’s authority to enforce our laws. wzzm13.com/article/news/l…

I continue to be grateful for the success of Operation Survivor Justice to extradite fugitives accused of heinous sexual assaults back to Michigan. We will continue to work to apprehend and prosecute offenders to pursue justice for survivors. wilx.com/2026/03/16/man…

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.

Every court that reviewed President Trump’s first wave of tariffs agreed that he overstepped his authority. abc12.com/news/politics/…

I am relieved by the Court's decision to pause Mr. Jarvi's parole. My office will continue working to protect the survivor in this case and the safety of the community. mlive.com/news/ann-arbor…

What happened last week at Temple Israel shouldn’t have been inevitable, but it was. It doesn’t have to continue, but it’s on all of us to stop it.

Report it immediately to prevent tragedies and attacks like the one we saw at Temple Israel. Now is the time for us to band together and ensure that antisemitism and acts of hate do not plague our state.

However, we can only address the problems we know about. If you see something concerning, say something.

Antisemitism is on the rise, and too many communities are living in fear. wilx.com/2026/03/13/ag-…