Schuette, Whitmer clash in final debate before electionRepublican Bill Schuette and Democrat Gretchen Whitmer clashed often Wednesday in their final debate before the election of Michigan's next governor, as he warned against going "backward" with her "extreme" agenda and she blamed his "nasty rhetoric" for contributing to a political environment in which pipe bombs were mailed to prominent public servants.
Democratic Ad Accuses Schuette Of Ignoring Flint Water CrisisDemocrats launched a TV ad on Tuesday that accuses Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Schuette of ignoring Flint residents' complaints about their water long before he opened an investigation into the city's lead contamination crisis.
Schuette Accuses Whitmer Of Lying About Nassar ProsecutionRepublican Bill Schuette says Democrat Gretchen Whitmer shouldn't be governor because she's lying about her handling of the investigation of sexual abuser Larry Nassar.
Schuette Picks Former Rep. Lisa Lyons As Running MateMichigan Republican governor candidate Bill Schuette has selected former state Rep. Lisa Posthumus Lyons as his running mate.
Schuette Talked Politics With Staff During Work Hours, Offered Financial IncentivesMichigan Attorney General Bill Schuette scheduled a meeting with state employees to discuss presidential politics during work hours.
How Much Is Michigan Gubernatorial Candidate Bill Schuette Worth?Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Schuette on Thursday voluntarily issued a financial disclosure statement showing personal assets totaling more than $13 million.
Schuette Appeals Ruling That Blocks Aid For Private SchoolsMichigan Attorney General Bill Schuette on Monday appealed a judge's decision to block $5 million in state spending to defray the cost of inspections and other government safety requirements at private schools.
'Schuette Is Not On Duty On This One,' Says Coleman Young On Flint Water Investigation"I think it's the biggest case of criminal negligence I've ever seen," said Democrat Coleman Young II.
Schuette Announces Run For Re-Election, Offers No Opinion On Validity Of Weekend Gay MarriagesMichigan Attorney General Bill Schuette officially announced his intention to run for another term as the state's attorney general.
Federal Funds Go To Those Who Lost Homes To ForeclosureMichigan Attorney General Bill Schuette announced Monday checks will go out this week to Michigan borrowers who submitted a valid foreclosure payment claim.
Two Charged With Embezzling Millions From A Non-ProfitJerry Stage, 67, of New Hudson, and George Bauer, 55, of Commerce Township were charged with embezzling $2.6 million from the Compensation Advisory Organization of Michigan.
AG Vows To Fight Asian Carp Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette says he'll continue the legal fight to stop the destructive Asian Carp from entering the Great Lakes
