Nessel & Abbott Settlement: Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced a $384 million Medicaid fraud settlement with Abbott over infant formula compliance failures, with Michigan set to receive about $470,000 in restitution and recoveries. Health Care Fraud: A federal grand jury indicted Emory Matthews of Farmington Hills for allegedly conspiring to bill Medicare for psychotherapy services that were never provided at an adult day care center tied to his wife. Public Safety & Justice: Michigan’s House committee is reviewing how petition signatures are verified after a constitutional amendment bid failed, using a statistical sample that found 308 invalid signatures out of 1,000. Sports Rules Fight: The NCAA says replay protocols weren’t followed in Michigan’s controversial win over Western Michigan, and that the outcome would have been different—but it still can’t overturn the result. State Policy & Planning: MDOT is seeking public input on its draft Michigan Mobility 2050 plan, with virtual webinars this week. Community Health: MDHHS released recommendations from a statewide suicide prevention council report, urging Michiganders to use 988 for crisis help. Economy: The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate for the first time in three years, a move that could push up borrowing costs for Michiganders.