This week's MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
Brett Kittredge on how good communications work kept Mississippi lawmakers from outlawing goat milk
Mackinac Center database reveals details of K-12 funding
Lawmakers should change the state corporate income tax code to let businesses deduct the cost of equipment purchases in the year they make them, rather than require them to stretch out those deductions over time.
State health department refuses to release basic COVID-19 data
The same arguments have been used time and time again
State lawmakers must act to minimize waste
The Michigan Legislature is considering several new laws that would secure pensions for public employees and save taxpayers money.
March 5 MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
Aiming to eliminate the virus may do more harm than good
February 26 MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
The Mackinac Center submitted a FOIA request to the city of Warren that asked for the salaries and names of every city employee. The city responded to the request with the estimated costs, but said it would omit employees' names. It failed to cite a reason for the exemption, a requirement of Michigan's FOIA law.
Zombie-like bills rise from the dead again
State reforms can help solve high health care costs
Families attracted to safe, consistent, face-to-face option
There are more workable solutions for a strong and reliable energy future
City Sued For Violating Public Records Law
Legislators should reject Gov. Whitmer’s proposal to cut per-pupil funding for cyber schools while increasing funding for conventional schools.
For the first time in decades, state falls outside of the top 10 nationally in unionization
In January, Charlie LeDuff sent a FOIA request to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for information on deaths related to COVID-19. The Michigan Department of Heath and Human Services denied this request.
U-M law professor makes flawed case to overturn recent Supreme Court decision
Taxpayers now owe more pensioners than the lenders
