Power to the People: 2015 Brought Some Key Reforms to Michigan
Bye-bye film subsidies, hello limits on improper or abusive police and prosecutor actions
Less Than Half of Students 'Proficient,' but 97 Percent of Teachers Rated 'Effective' or Better
Effort to create meaningful teacher ratings in Michigan bogged down by bad incentives
House Democrats Oppose 'Trapping' Detroit Students in Non-Union Schools
But support trapping them in failing public schools
Union Posts Names of Non-Members, Urges Shunning
UAW local 412 tells members to not work with their colleagues
Michigan Gave Away Tens of Millions for Little in Return
Data center tax exemptions are mostly flash
Gov. Snyder Signs Bill That Makes 'Guilty Mind' Necessary For Convictions
Criminal justice reform in Michigan
Americans are Moving to Right-to-Work States
Right-to-work states gain 480,000 people from domestic migration
Global Warmist Media Thought Police
The claim that 97 percent of scientists believe climate change is a threat is false
State Agency Says '#MichiganIsAuto,' But the Economy Has Changed
The MEDC is #outoftouch with Michigan's economic diversity
Archaic Prevailing Wage Law Should Be Repealed
State-imposed wages lead to unnecessary extra costs for taxpayers
Why Do These Top-Ranked Schools Have Zero Top-Ranked Teachers?
Acclaimed schools report no 'highly effective' teachers
Flimsy Job Projections Used to Promote Selective Business Tax Breaks
Data center jobs unclear and legislation may not be enforceable
There They Go Again: Liberals Claim Bogus Education Funding Cuts
Michigan group, drawing on national report, 'ignores billions of dollars at school districts’ disposal'
Use Taxpayer Money to Call for Higher Taxes? Not Within Two Months of the Vote
New law: Schools, cities, can't call for tax hikes 60 days before an election
Michigan Legislature Unanimously Passes Criminal Intent Reform
Gov. Snyder expected to sign HB 4713
Business Group, Utilities, Clash Over Rate Hikes, Electric Choice
ABATE says customers pay more while Consumers Energy is granted above-average returns
Government Officials to Pick Lodging Industry Winners and Losers?
Tourism officials said to be scrutinizing Airbnb
Teachers in 'Worst Urban District' Twice as Likely to be Rated 'Highly Effective'
81 percent of Detroit teachers given highest marks
Blame Engler, Granholm and Snyder for Detroit Public Schools Financial Woes?
Don’t leave out parents choosing better, safer schools for their children
Union Official: No More Charter Schools in Detroit
But independent research shows they're a model to follow
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How Local Governments Advocate for Tax Increases
Senate bill 571 looks to curb abuses
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