Wayne Prosecutor Endorsed By Attorney General Nessel Seized Poor Peoples' Cars

Took more than 2,600 cars over two years in aggressive sting operation

Tom Gantert | June 12, 2020

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Whitmer's 114 Coronavirus Executive Orders Bring 22 Lawsuits So Far

More of both seem likely

June 11, 2020

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New Data on Cigarette Smuggling Released

New York still the top smuggling state, Michigan ranked 15th

June 11, 2020

New York still the top smuggling state, Michigan ranked 15th

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Analysis: Cigarette Smuggling Still a Problem, About to Get Much Worse

Lawmakers should reconsider hiking cigarette taxes to raise revenue

Michael D. LaFaive, Todd Nesbit, Ph.D., and Ulrik Boesen | June 11, 2020

Lawmakers should reconsider hiking cigarette taxes to raise revenue

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Schools, Families Need More Flexibility

Competing views on reopening schools call for more options

Ben DeGrow | June 11, 2020

Competing views on reopening schools call for more options

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Governor's ‘Trying To Save Your Life’ Standard Places Few Limits On State Epidemic Orders

Telling diners they can remove their mask before they eat

Tom Gantert | June 11, 2020

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Police Chief: 'Nothing More Debilitating' Than Unions Interfering With Firing Bad Officers

Minneapolis Police Chief pulling out of union negotiations

June 10, 2020

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It's A Crime In Michigan To Cut Hair Without A License Even For Free

June 10, 2020

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Whitmer Partners State With ‘Science-Backed’ Buddhist Tradition

State constitution encourages religion but bars support for a particular sect

Tom Gantert | June 10, 2020

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Executive Order Suspending Evictions Doesn’t Let Renters Off The Hook

People who rent out property wish the state told tenants they still must pay

Dawson Bell | June 10, 2020

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