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Does Michigan Impose Unconstitutional Fees On Criminal Defendants?
State Supreme Court to rule on fees in criminal cases
State Dems Want Public Education To Do And Spend More
Universal preschool programs could cost taxpayers $826.5 million
Kent County Agency Wants 10 Years To Fill Open Records Law Request
Agency says it will cost $241,000
Madonna Helps Charter School Detroit Tried To Block
She’s in for $100,000 as effort underway to renovate abandoned Detroit school
Michigan Schools And Families Were Hurt By 800,000 Lost Jobs
Public school establishment complaining about cuts that happened 10 years ago
Teachers Union Could Face Millions In Clawback Payments To Workers
Federal class-action lawsuit contends compulsory fee payments violated government workers' free speech
Legislature Makes Strong Pro-Israel Statement, U-M Goes Other Way
Broad bipartisan majorities approved anti-boycott contracting law; U-M hosted Israel boycott conference
Teacher Politicizes Colleagues On Underfunding, Own School’s Funding Up
Look for the union narrative
Farm Lobby Says 1 In 6 State Jobs Due To Ag; Economists Call ‘Manure’
Federal statistics classify 1.1 percent of Michigan jobs as farmers or farm workers
School Funding Truth A Casualty Of Michigan Political Campaigns
‘Cuts to school budgets’ largely a political myth here
Just A Reminder Of The Growing State Budget
Tax cuts cost much less than recent budget increases
Tax cuts cost much less than recent budget increases more
Campaign Season, And More Taxpayer-Funded Tax-Hike Electioneering
This time it’s Schoolcraft College advocating with public resources
Comparing Michigan’s Largest Counties on Civil Asset Forfeiture
Oakland and Wayne counties are worlds apart when it comes to protecting property rights
Oakland and Wayne counties are worlds apart when it comes to protecting property rights more
Charter Schools ‘Unregulated?’ Only If You Ignore All Those Rules
New York nonprofit gets the anti-charter buzzwords right, misses the real story
Accessing Better Detroit Schools Out of Reach for Some
Transportation scholarships could help level playing field
Transportation scholarships could help level playing field more
Ann Arbor Locking Up The Birds — Bird Scooters, That is
College towns nationwide trying to decide: Go with the flow or say ‘No’
Bail Reform Effort in Michigan: What It Is and What It Isn’t
Why pretrial policy should matter to everyone
Why pretrial policy should matter to everyone more
Little Guy Faces Jail For Scalping A Ticket, Corporations Do It Every Day
House-passed bill would level the playing field in Michigan
‘The 74’ Repeats Anti-Charter School Rhetoric, Misses On Facts
Researchers praised Detroit charters, website translates that as ‘profiteering’ and no improvement
Wayne County Took Cars From 380 People Never Charged With A Crime
2017 was ‘civil asset forfeiture on steroids’ in Detroit
Union Neglected School Custodians —Until It Sued Them For Back Dues
14-member unit says MEA was AWOL for them
Numbers On State Unemployment Down 90 Percent From 2009
With fewer needing benefits, Michigan sets a new low
Forcing Accountants to Stay in College Doesn’t Make Them Better CPAs
And the rest of us are paying for it
And the rest of us are paying for it more
Will Michigan Follow California’s Lead In Redistricting?
Voters will decide who should draw political districts
Media Praises Hardworking Detroit Teacher, But Ignores Key Fact:
Her school is among Michigan's very worst
Citing State Regulatory Burdens, Man Closes Small Business
‘Navigating an unreliable system is despair-inducing’
Helping More Michigan Students Learn to Read
Campaign promises are likely not enough
Campaign promises are likely not enough more
Regulator: Utility Could Improve On Being Open And Transparent
Key industry stakeholders no-shows at meetings on utility’s power source overhaul
Low-Income School Districts In Michigan Get More Money, Not Less
But public education and welfare establishments keep claiming otherwise
Cities and Suburbs Should Grow Together
The fastest growing areas gain residents in both cities and suburbs
The fastest growing areas gain residents in both cities and suburbs more
Snyder’s 8 Years Get ‘B’ On DC Think Tank’s Fiscal Report Card
Business tax and pension reform helped his grade, gas tax hike did not
Let Markets and Innovation Drive Energy Efficiency
It matters how we get there
It matters how we get there more
Who Pays If 17-Year-Old Offenders No Longer Jailed With Adults?
Juvenile justice programs cost more than adult prisons
Unintended Consequences When Employers Can’t Ask About Felonies
Study finds in some labor markets ‘Ban the Box’ lowers young black and Hispanic men’s prospects
Nearly 1,000 People Not Charged or Found Not Guilty Lost Their Property Through Forfeiture
Even if you aren’t convicted of a crime, you may lose your home
Money and Justice in West Michigan
Ottawa County prepares programs to improve both funding and offender success
Ottawa County prepares programs to improve both funding and offender success more
Granholm: Income Tax Would Be Lower If GOP Left It Alone
Republicans repealed scheduled reductions in former Democratic governor’s 2007 tax hike
Did This Teachers Union Call For Pay Cuts?
Teachers union alleges that teachers in Finland are paid more; they aren't
Township Hits Brothers With Fine For Removing Trees
Wayne County property owners could face $450,000 fine
More Tax-And-Spend For Michigan Roads? Scholar Says ‘Maybe’
New study assesses the need and has some ideas
Wayne County Pensions Underwater; Union Sues To Preserve ‘13th Check’
‘A ridiculous practice’; pension fund is 43 percent short of amount needed to pay regular benefits
Teachers Union Insurer Sells Coverage For Some Nonunion Staff, But Not These Two
‘They are making an example out of us’
The State Budget is Larger Than $10 Billion
State can afford to spend more on roads and cut taxes
State can afford to spend more on roads and cut taxes more
