Most of the state is in phase four of the "MI Safe Start Plan"
Civil Service Commission’s rule change needed to protect public employees’ constitutional rights
Michigan should end its prohibition on sales of to-go mixed drinks.
The actions of state regulators and and the private owner of a dam, combined with heavy rains, led to extensive flooding in the Midland, Michigan, area.
The state has dedicated certain tax collections for roads, but it will have less to spend as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Court ruled in favor of Mackinac Center Legal Foundation lawsuit
EGLE and Boyce Hydro actions appear to have compounded the May 2020 flood
Michigan has been hit harder than most other states
Echoing an opinion from Alaska, Texas moves to protect workers’ First Amendment rights
The governor should lift the ban to help flood victims and volunteers
CARES Act money widens DPSCD per-pupil funding advantage
Client was visited by state regulators and local police earlier today
Lawmakers should avoid taking on debt or raising taxes
Join us May 27th at 11 am EDT / 8 am PDT, as we host three energy and environmental policy experts to discuss what energy could (and should) look like in a pandemic and flood-weary country.
It seems much of the state’s liquor code and rules are written for a protected class
Less Driving Means Less Gas Tax Revenue
May 22 MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
Mackinac Center Legal Foundations files suit against the governor
A statement from the Mackinac Center
Join the Mackinac Center for a virtual town hall with two leading lawmakers representing two states making very different policy decisions in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
A statement from Joseph G. Lehman, Mackinac Center President
The governor’s perplexing executive orders
Flint, Mt. Pleasant schools use flexibility to continue instruction
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But, to benefit incumbents, lawmakers looking to expand it
