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Analysis of the D.R.I.V.E. Alternative on No-Fault Reform

Proposal would increase lawsuits, incentivize fraud and drive insurers out of state

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If You Seek a Pleasant Road Funding Plan, Look About You

Lawmakers can spend more on roads without a tax hike

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Billions In Michigan Taxpayer Dollars Flowing To Big 3

Shhhhh! State officials refuse to reveal how much

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EVs Have Already Had More Than Enough Taxpayer Help

It’s time for EV to compete or fail on their own

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Whitmer Approves Further Delay In Watered-Down Teacher Ratings

Public school establishment resists accountability

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Communities Again Say ‘No’ To Industrial Wind Farm Developers

But state’s big utilities look to install hundreds of turbine towers

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Commentary

Michigan May Have Turned a Corner on the Costs of State Employment

Benefits costs remain expensive but are declining

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Worries Over Medicaid Costs No Reason to Oppose No-Fault Reform

Any increased costs would be dwarfed by the savings drivers will achieve

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News Story

Dems Cite U-M Report To Knock Similar GOP Auto Insurance Reform

Legislature’s reform bills contain key medical cost, coverage cap features recommended by U-M unit

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Commentary

Beyond the Fight over Social Studies Standards

Michigan families need more educational freedom

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Questions About Traverse City’s Fiber Network Plans

Board set to vote on action soon

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Two Detroit Cops Each Collected $100k-Plus Just In Overtime In 2018

237 Detroit police employees each collected $40,000 or more in 2018 overtime

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Commentary

Cutting Hair or Working as an Athletic Trainer in Michigan May Get a Bit Easier

Bills would lessen some licensing restrictions

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News Story

Repeat Business At State’s Corporate Subsidy Window

After first grant led to no new jobs, state gives company a loan

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Commentary

No-Fault Reform Plans Will Save Drivers Money

Both Senate and House bills empower Michigan drivers to reduce their insurance premiums

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News Story

Airbnb Agitates Some Local Government Officials

But residents like the extra income, and the short-term rentals may boost local economies too

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Commentary

On Road Funding, Voters May Not Be As Dumb As You Think

Bridge Magazine op-ed only considers tax hike option for more road funding

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State Oversight Fails As Auditors Scorch Detroit Schools’ Accounting

Lawmakers said oversight provisions of 2016 state bailout would prevent such failures

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Commentary

Better Pension Assumptions Protect Taxpayers

Pension bills would take government retirement funds seriously

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College Pays $75 Fine For Illegal Electioneering

President used taxpayer-funded equipment to ask for $7.1 million tax hike

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Commentary

Unnecessary Regulations Prevent People From Working

New report shows licensing reduces the supply of workers by 20 percent

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The Problem With Government-Run Internet is the Government-Run Part

Traverse City Light & Power should focus on other issues

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Tuition Talks At Wealthy Public School District

Birmingham says ‘No’ to students from nearby districts, unless they bring tuition payments

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Commentary

There is Waste in Michigan’s Budget

Not all of it can be cut immediately, but some can redirected to roads now

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College Funding Plans Should Encourage Competition

A better trained workforce should further enhance opportunities for individual workers

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