After being suspended over an alleged used car sale scheme, a Michigan dealership has been cleared to operate again. The Michigan Department of State confirmed that the license suspension, enforced due to alleged violations, has been lifted.

An Omaha grain dealer satisfied a $2 million debt owed to 38 producers, prompting state regulators to dismiss a complaint against the firm. The Nebraska Public Service Commission subsequently restored the dealer’s license after confirming all outstanding amounts were paid.