Flint Paid City Workers To Stay Home
One staffer collected nearly $20,000 last year to be on standby Read more
Financial Disaster for School Districts Hasn’t Come
Number of districts in deficit stands at lowest in 15 years Read more
New Legislature Takes Another Swing at Criminal Justice Reform
Lawmakers recognize more work needs to be done Read more
Michigan Teachers Union Suffers Important Court Defeat
State Court of Appeals says right-to-work law means what it says on compulsory union dues and fees Read more
Proposed Cyberschool Cut Doesn't Add Up
Equal funding should follow students to their choice school Read more
Good News/Bad News On Michigan Teacher Pensions
Unfunded liabilities are up, but for a good reason: More realistic projections about investment growth Read more
‘You’ve Paid Your Debt To Society — Now Pay $10,000’
State of Michigan charges offenders up to $135 per month for probation and parole Read more
Fuel Tax Funds Will Be Diverted
Not all revenue raised by the new tax will be prioritized to roads Read more
Sheriff's Wrist-Slap For Illegal Electioneering Irks Council Member
Deputies were sent to public meetings with ‘VOTE YES’ pro-tax hike messages Read more
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Road Work: Should State Prioritize ‘Horse Boobs’ or Highways?
Subsidized film festival starts today Read more