Attorney General's Office weighs whether to investigate Surprise's public-speaking policy
The Attorney General’s Office said it’s weighing whether to investigate the city of Surprise’s public-speaking policy based on its obligation under state law. This comes after a Valley resident was arrested last month while addressing the City Council during a public meeting.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel blasted as anti-Semitic U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib's criticism of her charges against ...
According to authorities, a county police officer shot a man while responding to a call in Wheaton on Saturday. Under ...
State lawmakers on Wednesday voted to approve an additional $3 million for the Attorney General’s Office’s litigation fund — ...
The race to become Pennsylvania’s next attorney general will be one of the more closely watched contests as six candidates jockey for the office.
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill last week called the cash bonus incentives included in LSU President William F. Tate ...
The Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission oversees monitoring and applications for the state’s $250 million ...
The town’s Planning Board has opposed the project, raising concerns over such issues as the facility’s size and traffic ...
The government does not violate anyone’s free speech rights merely by speaking — no matter what it chooses to say or not to ...
With lots of the attorney general's work dealing with legal matters, candidates must be lawyers. Previously held offices: ...
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