EPA Administrator Pruitt to 'Unravel' Obama Administration’s Clean Power Plan
Federal actions are unlikely to change Michigan’s course
Millions Borrowed And Spent For Enviro Cleanups – But Did They Happen?
Sloppy state records mean taxpayer dollars may have been thrown away
State Spends $660 Million In Public Debt, But For What?
Nearly 30 years on, we’re still not sure what that money bought
Michigan Local Governments Have Self-Inflicted Financial Problems
It’s up to them to stop adding retiree debt
State of Michigan To Restrict Union ‘Ghost Workers’
Currently, 20 state employees do only union work on state time; still others do it part-time
Union Labels Nonunion Employees 'Welfare Scabs' With Vulgar Photo on Company Property
Employee calls the tactic ‘bullying’ and contrary to company policy
Michigan Closer to More Available Dental Care
Mackinac Center recommendation passes Senate
Don’t Push the School Funding Panic Button
Districts can adapt to federal enrollment projections
Criminal Justice Policy Commission Examines Raise-the-Age Proposals
Legislature wants to find out what raising the age limit for adult prosecution might cost
Auto Insurance Fix Is 2017’s ‘Lobbyist Full Employment Act’
Hospitals opposed to limits on how much they can charge crash victims enter full-spin mode
Libertarian Scholar Charles Murray Is Shouted Down At U-M Event By Students
Protesters call Murray 'sexist, racist, KKK!'
Auto Insurance Reforms Worth Supporting
Bill isn’t perfect, but it’s a significant move in the right direction
How to Strike a Balance on Short-Term Rentals
Cities should enforce existing regulations, not ban rentals all together
Liquor Store Owners Think It’s Great For State To Ban Nearby Competition
Free-market think tank expert testifies to committee that it’s not great at all
MSU Pulls Down Windmill Safety Guidelines After Industry Complains
Surprised Extension Service staffers at center of conflict between industry and targeted communities
Public Radio Misses Point of U-M’s Open Records Deceptions
University mischaracterized nature of documents to prevent disclosure
Why Pension Reform Is Hard for Politicians
No consequences to kicking the can down the road
Charter Schools Face Funding, Facility Inequities
Legislation, possible legal showdown could help shrink gap
For This City’s Politicians, Keeping A Lid On Spending Called ‘Trying Times’
Their easy way out is to put city income tax on the Nov. 7 ballot
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Legislature Looking to Streamline Internet Services
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