Michigan Union Still Pursuing Dues From Teachers Five Years After Right-To-Work
But under new U.S. Supreme Court ruling, the union may also be messing with their constitutional rights Read more
NMU Wants $4,600 to Look Up and Send Salary Data
It's online at U of M; in new state budget, Northern Michigan University gets $47,998,400 Read more
Jackson County Tells Voters To Show 'Love' For Parks
Michigan pretends to ban taxpayer-funded electioneering, local governments pretend to comply Read more
Three Important Criminal Justice Reform Opportunities for 2018
With fewer than 20 days left in the legislative session, that’s plenty of time to pass good reform Read more
Superintendent Accused of Intimidation Against Recall Petition Signers
School board president promises zero tolerance for ‘retaliation or harassment’ Read more
Can Technology Help Predict Crime and Flight Risk?
More courts use actuarial tools to assess risks offenders pose to society Read more
Number Of Michiganders Collecting Unemployment Down 90 Percent Since 2009
Less than 1 percent of state workforce needed benefits in June Read more
Township Voters Give Firm ‘No’ To Government Internet Plan
Recent study found 90 percent of such plans fail Read more
Michigan Catching Up On State Employee Pension Debt
Progress is being made, but another $7.5 billion is still needed Read more
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Why Taxpayers Are Shelling Out More Money for Worse Service
In some places, cities pay two or three times the base salary for one person Read more