Fixing Michigan's Budget-Killing School Employees' Pension Up in the Air
MPSERS reform may be murky
State Revenue Increasing by $640 Million
Michigan's projected deficit is because of overspending
The Costs and Benefits of Wind Energy: Competing Groups Hold Forums
CapCon reporter kicked out of pro-wind energy forum
Wind Energy Allegations Deserve Hearings
Claims about efficiency, health hazards should be explored
Governor Signs Bill Freeing Up Market Approach to Health Care
Medical retainer agreements for routine care won't be considered 'insurance'
State Out Nearly $300M from Cigarette Smuggling
Yet another unintended consequence of high excise taxes
Open Letter to the Liquor Control Commission
Abandon rules allowing industry price collusion
State Agency Wants $1,500 for a No-Cost Electronic File
State liquor commission charged for copying paper files not wanted
Speed Limit Reform Died Last Year but May be Revived
Government rakes in millions from tickets
MEDC's New Program: Government Funding Government
City of Ypsilanti will benefit from MEDC's $50,000
How Michigan Blew a Hole in its Budget
Handing out taxpayer dollars to large corporations was a bipartisan effort
Michigan Sales Tax Hike Proposal May Provide Schools With Less
What the law says now and what it would be changed to
Did the State Superintendent Advocate Detroit Schools Hire More Teachers?
Michigan Department of Education says CapCon headline was inaccurate
State Superintendent Advocates Hiring More Teachers in Detroit
But MDE approved DPS plan to reduce deficit by eliminating teachers
Awarded Millions, Wind Turbine Company Defaults on State Loan
State gives very little information on companies it subsidizes
Renewable Energy Advocate Falsely Claims Industry is not Supported by Taxpayer Dollars
Michigan issues numerous incentives
A Fresh Angle: Taking on 'Big Wind' With Competition
How should Michigan change its energy mandate?
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Two Cheers for Legislators on Licensing
Good progress in 2013, more to be done
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