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Perpetual State Of Emergency? Michigan One Of 15 States That Don’t Rule It Out

Tom Gantert | August 27, 2020

Cancel The Narrative: Schools Serving Michigan’s Poor Among State's Highest Funded, Not Least

Tom Gantert | August 27, 2020

Some School Districts Fail to Disclose Superintendent Earnings

Compliance with compensation reporting not well enforced

Jared Key | August 27, 2020

Compliance with compensation reporting not well enforced

Don’t Use Pandemic as Excuse to Raise State Taxes

Lawmakers ought to negotiate about how they can live within their means

James M. Hohman | August 27, 2020

Lawmakers ought to negotiate about how they can live within their means

Celebrating 10 Years of Fighting for Freedom

August 27, 2020

Whitmer's Idea Of Bullying: Is It Small Business Politely Pleading To Reopen?

Tom Gantert | August 26, 2020

New Updates to Michigan Superintendent Compensation Database

Searchable online tool enables parents and taxpayers to find what their district pays

August 26, 2020

Searchable online tool enables parents and taxpayers to find what their district pays

Superintendent Gets $240K, School District Out Another $100K In Pension 'Catch-Up Costs'

Past pension underfunding takes amount equal to 40% of school payrolls

Tom Gantert | August 26, 2020

Lawmakers Need to Fix This Year’s School Funding Formula

Current formula hurt students who need new opportunities

Ben DeGrow | August 26, 2020

Current formula hurt students who need new opportunities

Ex-ACLU Head Plays Race Card On Detroit Schools

Yet, Detroit receives thousands of dollars more per student than the average Michigan school district

Tom Gantert | August 26, 2020

Michigan Hospitals Less Full Than Nonpandemic Years

Keeping occupancy down one of the rationales of ongoing lockdowns

Tom Gantert | August 26, 2020

Rich Families Have Choice; Poor Families Need It

Blocking school options perpetuates educational inequality

Jarrett Skorup | August 25, 2020

Blocking school options perpetuates educational inequality

Union-Friendly California Law Means End to Side Gigs, Alternative Transportation, for Millions

Anywhere between 1 million and 5 million workers may be affected

Stephen Delie | August 25, 2020

Anywhere between 1 million and 5 million workers may be affected

Marking Environmental Progress — Earth Day’s 50th Anniversary — Part IV

Even more reasons to be optimistic about our future

Aaron Lehman and Jason Hayes | August 25, 2020

Even more reasons to be optimistic about our future

Word ‘Epidemic’ Missing From Law Whitmer Bases Unilateral Governance On

‘Epidemic’ does appear in the emergency law that limits how long she can go solo

Tom Gantert | August 25, 2020

Union ‘Safety Strike’ Tells Detroit Teachers To Stay Home, But Will Students Show Up Remotely?

Tom Gantert | August 24, 2020

Judge: ‘Governor Can Order Anything, Forever, A Truly Striking Concept In A Democratic Republic’

Appeals court judge dissents

Tom Gantert | August 24, 2020

Should A Past Crime Bar Someone From Becoming A Roofer?

Michigan gets poor grades on licensing laws that keep reformed criminals unemployed

Parker Thayer | August 24, 2020

Not Training Staff On COVID Symptoms And More Earns Speedway Station $6,300 Fine

Tom Gantert | August 22, 2020

Michigan Health Official Calls COVID Survivors ‘Lucky,’ CDC Data Suggests Survival is Commonplace

Projections show that overall, victims have a very high chance of beating the disease

Tom Gantert | August 22, 2020

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