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Open-Records Law Reveals: Cops Take Cars From Little Guys; School Pay Tricks; Much More

Tom Gantert | March 16, 2021

Dodgy Metrics, No Real Accountability At Tax-Funded Tourism Marketing Program

Michael D. LaFaive | March 15, 2021

Michigan Attorney General Rebuffs Lawmaker Request To Investigate Nursing Home COVID Deaths

Tom Gantert | March 15, 2021

Florida: Wide-Open Restaurants, No Mask Mandate, Plunging Case Counts

Tom Gantert | March 15, 2021

State Agencies And Local Governments Get Creative Dodging Open Records Requests

Tom Gantert | March 15, 2021

Farmington Hills Mayor Pushes Government Broadband Effort

Dawson Bell | March 13, 2021

Detroit Schools Get Clean Audit, Released From State Fiscal Oversight

Tom Gantert | March 12, 2021

School Board Member Also MEA Union Official

Dawson Bell | March 12, 2021

12 Months After Epidemic Arrives, State Ag Department Issues COVID Orders

Dawson Bell | March 11, 2021

North Dakota Repeals Mask Mandate, COVID Case Numbers Plunge

Tom Gantert | March 10, 2021

Virus Hard On Everyone? Not These Rochester School Employees

Tom Gantert | March 10, 2021

Biden Blowout: Spending Bill Unnecessary and Harmful

Michael D. LaFaive | March 9, 2021

Whitmer, Now Fauci: Michigan Business Man Vents Lockdown Frustrations With Billboard

Tom Gantert | March 9, 2021

Iowa Drops Mask Mandate, Cases Plummet

Tom Gantert | March 9, 2021

Michigan’s $62,170 Average Teacher Pay Not Very Revealing

Tom Gantert | March 9, 2021

Shortage? 10.5% More Teachers In Michigan For 2.1% Fewer Students

Tom Gantert | March 8, 2021

Detroit Teachers Average Salary Went Up 15%

Tom Gantert | March 8, 2021

They’re No. 1: Utica Teachers Michigan’s Highest Paid

Tom Gantert | March 6, 2021

Top Heads Of Detroit Teachers Union Enjoyed Big Raises During Epidemic

Tom Gantert | March 5, 2021

In Flint, No Sneeze Guards, No School — Despite $53K+ Per Pupil In Promised COVID Bucks

Tom Gantert | March 5, 2021

Michigan’s Right-to-Work Law Led to Huge Drop in Union Membership

Jarrett Skorup | March 4, 2021

Federal Spending Blowout — In Michigan’s Budget

Tom Gantert | March 4, 2021

Vaccination Rate Higher in Michigan, But Texas Mask Free And Open

Tom Gantert | March 3, 2021

His Government Service Hardship Included 8% Raise, $155K Golden Parachute

Tom Gantert | March 3, 2021

COVID May Be On The Run In Michigan

Tom Gantert | March 2, 2021

Michigan No. 30 In School Reopening

Tom Gantert | March 2, 2021

Indefinite Emergency Powers Are Unconstitutional

Patrick J. Wright and Michael Van Beek | March 1, 2021

Pandemic Delivers Potentially Costly Electric Bill Lesson To School Complex

Dawson Bell | March 1, 2021

49% Of Charter School Kids Black; State Civil Rights Commission Says Fund Them At 75%

Tom Gantert | February 27, 2021

Berkeley's Robert Reich Complains About CEO Pay, Collected $300k To Teach Three Classes

Tom Gantert | February 26, 2021

Whitmer Suggests ‘Effective’ Reopening of Schools Depends On Tripling Virus Testing

Tom Gantert | February 26, 2021

From ‘Until There Is A Vaccine’ To ‘Until We Are All Vaccinated’

Tom Gantert | February 25, 2021

East Lansing Officials Prospered In Pandemic

Tom Gantert | February 25, 2021

Gas, Coal, Nukes Supply 88% Of The Power Keeping Michigan's Lights And Furnace Fans On

Tom Gantert | February 24, 2021

State, Media Likely Oversell Impact Of Taxpayer-Funded Business Grants

Tom Gantert | February 24, 2021

Whitmer Declares Energy Emergency — Appears Short Of Legal Standard

Tom Gantert | February 23, 2021

Very Big Raises For Some Rochester Schools Managers During Year of the Coronavirus

Tom Gantert | February 23, 2021

Money for Nothing: Most Federal COVID Relief Went to Closed Classrooms

Ben DeGrow and Allison Rigterink | February 22, 2021

After Targeting Gas Pipeline, Whitmer Declares Propane Heating Fuel 'Emergency'

Tom Gantert | February 22, 2021

New Buffalo City Council Divides Residents Over Airbnb-Type Rentals

Dawson Bell | February 20, 2021

Fewer Teachers Get Required Assessments With COVID, But Results The Same

Tom Gantert | February 19, 2021

Michigan Government First Stops Businesses, Then Subsidizes Some

Michigan Capitol Confidential Staff Reports | February 19, 2021

Firm Made $1.6 Billion, Corporate Subsidy Agency Boasts Offering It $2.6 Million

Tom Gantert | February 18, 2021

More Detroit School District Students Chronically Absent Than Not

Tom Gantert | February 17, 2021

Federal Bill Would Force Tens of Thousands in Michigan Back Into Unions

Dawson Bell | February 17, 2021

Texas Energy Crisis a Warning for Michigan

Jason Hayes | February 16, 2021

Virtual Classes Cancelled At Ann Arbor Schools During Cold Snap

Michigan Capitol Confidential Staff Reports | February 16, 2021

Big 2020 Paychecks For Many Government Workers In Michigan

Tom Gantert | February 16, 2021

Community College President Paid Over $525,000 Last Year

Michigan Capitol Confidential Staff Reports | February 15, 2021

Whitmer Said ‘Widely Available’ Vaccine One Condition For Return To Normalcy

Tom Gantert | February 15, 2021

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