Editorial

What Happened in Five Days?

State Rep. Rose Mary Robinson changes her mind on corporate film subsidies

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News Story

Poor Cities' School Districts Receive the Most Funding

In Michigan, poverty at home doesn't translate to a poorly funded classroom

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Editorial

Budget Cut to the Bone? It's Increased by $5 Billion the Last Three Years

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Commentary

House Considers Repealing Outdated Crimes

There are current laws against walkathons and bad language

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News Story

State's Tourism Agency Sees Tourism-Boosting Lodging Service as a 'Threat'

Pure Michigan negative about Airbnb

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State Superintendent Puts Failing Schools Ahead of Students' Choice

Superintendent Flanagan says no more charters until conventional schools 'stabilize' enrollment

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Editorial

State Film Incentives are the Real 'President Business' Villain

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News Story

Grands Rapids Mayor: Hate the Drillers, Love Their Money

City mayor says humanity has 'infected' the planet

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Deficit-Ridden District Almost Demolishes Building Rather Than Take $3.5 Million From Charter

Saginaw school board eventually approves sale of vacant building to charter school

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Editorial

Transit: So Popular it Needs to be Subsidized

Michigan Proposal 1 spends an extra $116 million on mass transit

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News Story

Dispute Over $1,500 Charge for Phantom Copies from State is Resolved

State liquor agency drops charge for paper copies that were not needed

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News Story

National Study: Detroit Charters Should Serve as a Model for Other Communities

CREDO analysis says Detroit charter students have up to 'several months' learning advantage over traditional peers

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Editorial

If You Can't Beat 'Em, Sound Like 'Em

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Editorial

Mitch Albom's 'Single-Industry' Blunder

There's much more to Michigan's economy than autos

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News Story

The 'M' in MEDC Should No Longer Stand For 'Mystery'

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News Story

Bill Package Includes Elimination of Energy Choice

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News Story

Community College Secretaries Secede From the State's Largest Teachers Union

Grand Rapids CC workers bolt from MEA

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News Story

Oklahoma Shows Pension Reform Can Boost a State's Credit Rating

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Editorial

Partisan Left’s Corporate Welfare Position Depends on Which Party Holds Office

Eclectablog changes its mind about select corporate favors

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News Story

The GOP Politicians Who Voted Against Ending Film Subsidies

Those voting for more tax credits explain why

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News Story

MEA Union President In Line for Six-Figure Government Pension

Despite just 15 years in the classroom, special deal may net Steve Cook $105,000 a year

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News Story

How Steve Cook's Pension Will Cost Taxpayers

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Commentary

House Vote on Terminating Michigan Film Producer Subsidies

House rejects $50 million per year program

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Commentary

Three Reasons Why Michigan Should End Film Incentives

Results show the investment is not worth it

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Commentary

Excise Tax Hike on Cigarettes Irrational Choice for Washington

Fewer legal sales doesn't necessarily mean lower smoking rates

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