New study raises questions about Pure Michigan’s effectiveness
Free community event showcases young entrepreneurs
Center wishes former client well in retirement; leaves door open to future challenge
Study recommends Michigan create new midlevel providers
Finding the next Henry Ford or Hendrik Meijer
The program has failed even by its own measurements
Event in Lansing discusses new legislation
Legislation would increase worker rights and free unions from representing those who do not pay dues
Survey of likely voters shows broad support
Statewide survey finds continued growth in school privatization
Mackinac Center to co-host event with Northwood University Forum for Citizenship and Enterprise
Open government requires timely information
Mackinac Center files suit to protect property owner's free speech rights
Spending more money won't help unless it is spent in effective ways
Survey provides new information about this unique education sector
Mackinac Center representing teacher suing MEA
Study finds spending more on Michigan schools doesn’t increase achievement
Welcoming John Mozena
Michigan Senate Approves New Commission, Prevents New Educational Choices
New Context and Performance Report Card released
West Virginia Legislature overrides Governor’s veto
State poised to become 26th right-to-work state
Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association at issue
Notice published in official magazine
Number of votes missed trending downward
Reforms make it harder to prosecute people for unknowingly committing crimes
Pennsylvania leads the way among five states surveyed
Students, families attribute freedom in education to success in school
Forum to discuss protectionist laws that keep innovators out
Decision will force MEA to “accept membership resignations submitted at any time” during the appeal
Mackinac Center video timeline analyzes political outcomes in Midwestern states
'These bills are a great first step…'
Study shows abuses of government power on innocent citizens
‘Other government unions should take heed...’
Mackinac Center releases new data for union time on the taxpayer dime
Michigan Education Association’s Latest Trick to Lock Workers in a Dues Cage
Panelists Will Discuss the Current Political Realities and Ideology of Corporate Welfare
Growth in Food Service, Custodial and Transportation Services Returns After Slow 2014
Accepting Mackinac Center Legal Foundation argument, justices decide 4 to 3 that Michigan Constitution prohibits agency fees for state workers
Five states’ labor reforms analyzed
State has granted over $450 million in corporate welfare for the movie industry since 2008
Mackinac Center Legal Foundation Filed Amicus Brief Asking Court to Hear Case
Mackinac Center partners with League of Women Voters of Michigan and The Federalist Society to host event
Over 60 percent of Democratic, Republican voters say yest to Michigan roads, no to MEDC