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Two Deaths, But Whitmer Still Closes Bars And Limits Indoor Gatherings To 10

On one day in April more people died of coronavirus in Michigan than all of July

July 29, 2020

Ann Arbor Teachers Union Has Return-To-Work Demands ... For The Legislature

July 28, 2020

State Invites Snitches To Play Face Mask Informer on Business, Restaurants

July 27, 2020

In Case You Were Wondering: New Executive Order Modifies Color Of Youth Work Permits

No detail too small for government-by-executive-order

July 27, 2020

No Hospitalized COVID Patients, Hospital 38% Full, State Calls Hillsdale County Risk 'Medium-High'

State officials not amused that college there held live graduation ceremony

July 25, 2020

Media Dramatizes Spike In New Covid Cases, Downplays Plummeting Deaths

July 25, 2020

In 2019, More Than 500 People Had Property Forfeited To Police Without Being Charged With A Crime

July 23, 2020

Lawsuit: Whitmer's Ongoing Unilateral Rule Is An Abuse Of Power

She cites a law meant for time-sensitive emergencies, not a months-to-years-long epidemic

July 23, 2020

News Site Claims Whitmer Defunding Police, But $633M In State Cuts To Be Replaced By Federal Dollars

CARES Act money to replace some state funding

July 22, 2020

Legal Brief: Whitmer Defends A Power Grab That Could Last Years

Michigan Supreme Court case could strip governor’s extraordinary emergency powers

July 22, 2020

Supreme Court Gets New Brief In Case That Could Take Away Governor's Emergency Powers

Oral arguments set for Sept. 2.

July 22, 2020

State of Michigan Again Offering Conflicting, Confusing Data On COVID-19

By state's own measures, Lansing region should not be classified as ‘high risk’

July 22, 2020

It’s In The Law: Michigan Executive Orders Have Force Of Law

A 1945 statute is clear, and violating Whitmer’s orders is a misdemeanor if she says it is

July 22, 2020

Son Of COVID-19? Michigan Hasn't Had More Coronavirus Deaths Than There Are Serial Killer Victims

Michigan Attorney General makes false claim in comparing COVID-19 to serial killers

July 20, 2020

Three Separate Days In April, More Died In Michigan Of Coronavirus Than First 19 Days July

July 19, 2020

Union Settles Suit, Will Stop Harassing Teacher For Dues She Doesn't Owe

July 18, 2020

County Kept $24,500 On Foreclosed Home Over Bill of $8.41, But Supreme Court Says, ‘Not So Fast’

July 17, 2020

After Four Days, Whitmer Rescinds Her Face Mask Order And Replaces It With A Stronger One

Now, businesses can't assume customers have a medical exemption to wearing a mask

July 17, 2020

Politician Calls Out Media For Not Reporting Just A Few COVID Patients Hospitalized In His County

July 17, 2020

Teacher Of The Year Takes Pay Cut As Union Contract Doesn’t Recognize Excellence

Teacher of the year made 19% less than average state teacher salary

July 17, 2020

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