Reality Check: Michigan Public Schools Getting More Money For Fewer Students
State spending up $800 million, student enrollment down 2.4 percent
Bureaucrats Befuddled By America's Auto Market
Tiny cars not surprisingly pushed aside at the North American International Auto Show
Westland Dropping 'Gatekeeper' FOIA Fee, Lowering Costs for Public Documents
Mackinac Center lawsuit filed against the city settled; public no longer overcharged for information
Michigan Auto Jobs On the Rebound Thanks to 'Leaner and Meaner' Manufacturers
Economist: Industry won't likely recover to pre-recession levels
For State Employees, 2014 Means Finally Having the Freedom To Choose
Right-to-work now an option
'Deep Freeze' Adding Inches of Ice to Great Lakes Levels
Experts unsure if water levels will remain high
Mismanagement Often to Blame for School District Financial Troubles
Flint Community Schools lost students but continued to overestimate revenue
Minimum Wage Earners: Many Still Live at Home
Analysis: Average family income is almost $57,000
Michigan Taxpayers Paying Far More Money For Far Fewer State Workers
State worker compensation has increased 31 percent over inflation since 1999
Pension 'Transition Costs' Remain a Myth
Package of bills would finally close school employee pension plan
Disabled Family Sees 300 Percent Increase In Health Insurance Costs Under Obamacare
Video report: An Obamacare odyssey for special needs family
Cities Take Snow Emergencies To New Restrictive Level
Lansing residents told "non-essential" driving was banned during snowstorm
University Staff Breaks Away From Michigan Education Association
Grand Valley State University vote means union loses another bargaining unit
Record Profits for Warner Bros. Doesn't Stop State From Giving Company Huge Subsidy
Movie company made $1.2 billion; Michigan taxpayers to give it $35 million

Don't Bail Out Detroit with State Tax Dollars
It would be unfair to taxpayers statewide
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