House Committee Sitting on Bill That Would Let Qualified Nurses Write Prescriptions
Proposed law would help deal with potential shortages
Ann Arbor Schools Bargains Over 'Prohibited Subject'
Law gives school boards sole authority to set teacher merit pay
Grand Rapids Transit Agency Defends New Bus Line
Michigan's first 'bus rapid transit' forced to give away rides
Gap Between Teacher Salaries and Private-Sector Workers Increasing
Since 1999, public school teacher pay has risen from 10 percent to 23 percent higher than average worker
Democrat Mark Schauer Receiving the Big Donations in Gubernatorial Race
But despite appearances, political race contributions reflect typical pattern
'Worst Fears' of MEA Realized as Teachers Leave
Union president's greatest fear was losing 'thousands' of members — another 5K left in August
Superintendent Doing Something About Illegal Contract Provision
Head of Northport Public Schools making sure teachers are informed of their rights
School Districts Across the State Violating Michigan Right-to-Work Law
Thousands of teachers misled into believing they have to pay union dues
$40 Million ‘Rapid’ Silver Line Bus Takes Twice as Long as a Car
Video shows how new Grand Rapids bus line beats the old line by only one minute
Number of Michigan Residents on Food Stamps Finally Declining
Food assistance has skyrocketed since 2000

Economic Freedom and Prosperity
Mackinac Center speaker in Oakland Press
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