Michigan Electricity Rates Since 2003: 15 Increases, 1 Cut
Consumers Energy gets another rate hike
Back To The Future With Renewable Energy Puffery
Who benefits if families must pay more to get the same amount of electric power?
Michigan’s Top School Pension Payouts
These retired school officials collect more than twice the average teacher’s current pay
US On Pace To Produce More Oil In 2018 Than — Ever
Fracking, less-heavy regulatory hand contribute
10 Officials In Larry Nassar Sex Scandal By Salary
From MSU responses to Freedom of Information Act requests
Study on Arkansas Tourism Campaign Should Make You Scratch Your Head about Pure Michigan
If economic impacts are as stated, the tourism industry should pay for its own ad campaign
The Steel Industry, Not Taxpayers, Should Pay for New Soo Lock
Industry should pay for the services it uses
State Corporate Welfare Winner Released from Prison
Convicted Embezzler Once Shared Stage with Gov. Granholm
Union Files Federal Complaint Against Company For Giving Its Members Raises
Michigan auto supplier didn't get permission from the union first
State’s Education Woes Require Full Assessment
BLM report takes on key myths but misses complete picture
Two-Thirds Of Last Year’s Gas-Tax Hike Pays Debt On Roadwork Done Years Ago
The good news is, no new borrowing since 2011, so debt is coming down
Where Michigan Lawmakers Stand on ‘Right to Try’ Laws
Allowing terminally ill Americans the ability to try experimental medicine
Shampooing Hair And Piloting Commercial Airliners Require Same Number Of Training Hours In Michigan
Pure Fiction: State Tourism Cost-Benefit Analysis Ignores Costs
The full cost of the Pure Michigan advertising campaign is ignored
Costs At Issue For Raising Age On Adult Criminal Prosecution
'The benefits will far outweigh the short-term, upfront costs,' says one expert
Average Teacher Pay Doesn’t Support Liberal Site’s Narrative? Use It Anyway
Vox says never mind, the narrative is right nationwide if not in every state
Four Years After Its Debunking, Union Still Promotes 'Snyder Cut Schools' Myth
This publication was the first to debunk by reporting actual state budget figures
Big Decline In Number Of People On Food Stamps In Michigan
Economist: It ‘shows the economy is working well’
Number of State Employees Down, Amount of State Payroll Up
24 percent fewer people on state payroll costs taxpayers $286 million more than in 2000
State of Michigan Spins, Puffs Economic Contribution Of Agriculture To Economy
Numbers could include spinoff impact such as farmers’ car repairs
Michigan Teachers Nation’s Highest Paid Given State’s Lower Cost Of Living
Dollars go further here
Bipartisanship on Criminal Justice Reform Continues to Grow
Common ground needed to overcome current shortcomings of justice system
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The Great Lakes Trough Truce
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