While Michigan government has discouraged residents from traveling, it spends money to encourage people to travel here from out-of-state.
Local officials must decide what to do with a windfall of money from Washington.
Some new rules from the governor could turn businesses into mask police.
An individual or a company with an idea could get permission from the regulatory agency to begin operating without having to wait for it to write new rules.
The virus is no longer a general public threat when people can protect themselves from its transmission; at that point, it becomes an issue of personal responsibility.
The “Fight for $15” effort is unwittingly working to keep the youngest and least educated out of the workforce.
The Michigan Legislature is considering several new laws that would secure pensions for public employees and save taxpayers money.
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.
Legislators should reject Gov. Whitmer’s proposal to cut per-pupil funding for cyber schools while increasing funding for conventional schools.
The financial relief pushed to schools during the pandemic has created gaps between different schooling options in ways that discount actual student needs.
