Michigan Capitol Confidential

District tells federal court that it could provide special ed services for just 17 percent of what the intermediate school district is charging taxpayers

October 4, 2011

Walled Lake District Tells Parents That Parental Choice Proposal Threatens Funding

October 4, 2011

Sun Not Shining on State Solar Subsidies

Detroit Bridge: Political Patronage, or Power to the People?

Amtrak Subsidies vs. Megabus Private Enterprise

Will Teacher Right-to-Work Die With The Recall Election of Rep. Paul Scott?

Tea Party Uses MichiganVotes to Rank Legislators

Al Gore Now a Great Lakes Expert

Enviros to Walberg: '139,500 Could Die From EPA Reg Delay'

Unionized Government Takes and Spends More

Debate: Could Union Costs Be Pricing Michigan Out of Auto Jobs?

Status Of Scott Recall Election Unclear

Commentary: Another Small Step Toward Benefits in Balance

Prediction of 'Unprecedented' School Cuts Results in Fewer than 5 Teacher Layoffs

Commentary: Governor Snyder’s BMI Reporting Violates Our Hippocratic Oath

Cash Can’t Be King in Face of Michigan’s ‘Massive’ Job Loss

Democratic Proposal: Charter Public Schools Must Outperform Conventional School Test Scores by 20 Percent

Legislature Finally Repeals Health Care Benefits for 'Retired' Lawmakers After a Decade of Disagreement

Should Schools Across the State Have a Uniform Pay Scale?

Obamacare Exchange: The People or the Insurers?

Commentary: Eliminate the Personal Property Tax Without Replacement

Initial 'Right-to-Teach' Bill Has Problems

Lawmaker Faces Recall in Region Adding Teachers and Losing Kids

School District Seeking Tax Hike Challenged on Dollar Figures

Debating the Cost of Parents' Picking Schools

ISD Denies Special Ed Services to Northern Michigan School District

Walled Lake District Tells Parents That Parental Choice Proposal Threatens Funding

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Michigan school bond approval rates fall

State school board opposes help for private and public school students

SNAP pays more than $4M in benefits to out-of-staters

Michigan Dems tout green energy benefits, but renewables are just 5% of state's power mix

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