Corporate Subsidy Formula: Big Promises In Headlines, Failures Invisible
Take those job promises with a grain of salt
540 Apply For One Teaching Opening, Zero For Six Others
Union contract provisions narrow candidates for some of 184 open positions
Teacher Shortage? District Gets 1,177 Applications for 30 Openings
Superintendent says 'abundance of applicants without proper certification'
Since Motorcycle Helmet Law Repeal, Deaths Up, Injuries Down
Worst fears of repeal opponents appear unrealized
Focus On 'Teacher Shortage' Claims: Is It A Myth?
Specialty positions aside, public schools get many applicants for most openings
A Conservative Case for Expunging Criminal Records
New package of bills would make the expungement process easier
Gov. Whitmer's Veto Turns $338 Million Transportation Increase Into $37 Million Cut
Legislature’s budget would have meant 9.2% more for state road and transportation projects
Measure Would Protect Electronic Communications From Warrantless Search
Voters could see ballot measure to expand protections against unreasonable search and seizure
Whitmer Targets Charter Students in Budget Veto
Governor’s selective funding hit unfair, incoherent
Whitmer Vetoes Funding Hike For Schools That Enroll More Poor Kids
Most at-risk students here attend charters, which mostly outperform district schools
Media Repeats Unexamined Teachers Union Claims At Own Risk
Average Grand Rapids teacher pay $54,844, not $40,000 or less
No Need for Veto Work, but if the Governor Insists...
Gov. Whitmer can look at cutting corporate welfare programs
Government Pension Underfunding Threatens U.P. Hospital’s Future
Reforms may have been too little too late; federal lifeline sought
Millionaires Eligible For Welfare? Proponents Of Rule Change Say It’s Technically Possible
Critic calls system ‘completely divorced from the original congressional intent’
The Corporate Welfare Lady Protests Too Much
Evidence shows subsidy efforts are ineffective
Lawmaker Wants To Make Gun-Free Zones Liable If Someone Hurt
Bills would remove governmental immunity, make private zone owners responsible for security
Detroit Schools Betting The Post-Bailout Future On Enrollment Turnaround
It hasn’t happened yet, but district is spending for success
School Aid Budget Proposals Not That Far Off
Legislature approves 99% of what Whitmer seeks without a tax hike
Senate Democrat Gets Chance To Oppose Corporate Subsidies, Takes It
Minority Leader Jim Ananich earlier blasted ‘a pot of money being held hostage by corporate accountants’
Omnipotent Moral Busybodies Appear at Climate Town Hall
Policies proposed during the climate town hall were beyond extreme
Michigan Unemployment Claims Set Record Low
Lowest number for initial unemployment claims on record
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