Suspended Ferris State Prof: Second Amendment Gives Scared White Men Right To Shoot Blacks
Placed on paid leave after sending students obscenity-laced video
Former Teachers Union Heads, Staff, Parlayed Big MEA Paychecks Into Jumbo Public Pensions
Ex-MEA presidents get state-constitution guaranteed six-figure pensions
Michigan’s Big Pandemic Consultant Involved In Opioid And Cuomo Nursing Home Issues
McKinsey & Company is everywhere
Alleged Tax-Cut Fever In Lansing Hasn't Slowed State Spending
Last outbreak squelched in 2017
Auto Employment In Lansing Plunged Despite Earlier Round Of State GM Subsidies
State's media again buying same big-promises narrative as 1999
Michigan Legislature Approves Taxpayer-Funded Subsidies For Affluent Home Buyers
Fiscal agency reports the money will flow to people who likely don’t really need it
Hospital Chain: ‘Patently False’ That Staffing Shortage Due To Its Vaccine Mandate
Henry Ford says just 1% of its workforce left; in January feds sent in Disaster Medical Assistant Team
Teacher Claimed Right-To-Work Would Make Workers Powerless, But He’s Getting 42% More Since 2014
Detroit Schools’ Big Spending Trend Rides COVID Money Spike, Likely Requires Enrollment Spike To Sustain
Superintendent’s bet on more and higher-paid staff in the balance
Superintendent: No Kitty Litter Placed In School Restrooms For Students Who Identify As Animals
Flint Schools Get $50,000 In Federal COVID Aid Per Student To Mostly Keep Classrooms Closed
Monroe Battlefield Group Using Modern Social Justice Framing To Tell Story Of Native American Mistreatment
And millions of tax dollars heading their way
Michigan Democratic Party: ‘The Client Of The Public Schools Is Not The Parent’
Post on party’s Facebook page echoes view of former Virginia Governor
Health News Site Searches For Doctors Who Are ‘Spreading COVID-19 Misinformation’
Kaiser Health News approaches Michigan’s licensing department
State Budget Loaded With Local, Special Interest Earmarks
'Christmas-tree' budgets return to Lansing
Little Evidence Of Critical Race Theory In Detroit Schools? Superintendent Says District ‘Deeply Using’ It
Nonprofit’s claim contradicts its own previous report
Billions In Federal COVID Bucks And Detroit Schools Can’t Provide Some Pencils?
The story that teachers pay out-of-pocket for supplies even less plausible than usual
Teacher Active With Union Got $95,000 Last Year, Says More Respect And Money Needed
District 20 miles from Ann Arbor
Michigan Backslides In Moving Company’s 2021 Migration Data
United Van Lines moved more people out of the state than into it
