CDC Data Suggests Stricter Lockdowns Didn’t Reduce COVID Deaths
Michigan had substantially more deaths than its neighbors despite more significant restrictions
Whitmer Says 'Science' Governed State Epidemic Responses; Record Suggests Otherwise
Were previously declared vacc-rate reopening thresholds discarded without notice?
Heavy Agency Email Chatter Before Lockdown-Defying Restaurant Owner’s Arrest
Attorney General staffers were monitoring social media posts and complaints critical of their actions
Michigan Capitol Confidential Inaccurately Described Attendance Policies Of Two School Districts
Another School Establishment Ally Understates Michigan Teacher Salaries
This time in a poor district near Flint
These Parents And Children Looking For Alternatives After Virtual Instruction Failed Them
Schools’ poor pandemic performance has changed their relationship with parents and the public
State Agency’s ‘How To Form A Union’ Adventure Wilted Under Sunshine
Business leader: ‘Can be a labor organizer or .... impartial state regulator’ — but not both
Attorney General Wanted Lockdown-Defying Restaurant Owner Arrested Before Going On Fox News
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel: ‘We should just have her picked up before she goes on’
Michigan School Pension Deficits Eat District Budgets
Thanks to state underfunding, Lansing Schools' pension expense is up despite smaller enrollment and staff
Secretary Of State Fines Motorists For Delayed Service, Blames Legislators
‘Until the law is changed by legislators, we are obligated to charge them’
Michigan Op-Ed Writer’s Defense Of Whitmer COVID Orders Confuses Cause With Effect
Her over-the-top Washington Post protests further politicize the epidemic
Vaccination Rate Lags Sharply In Detroit
Some national media point finger at lower uptake in conservative Michigan towns, but silent on Detroit
How Does Michigan’s Tax System Rank?
Not the best, not the worst across the United States
No State COVID Death Tracking At Nearly 3,500 Care Facilities
State officials play 20 questions-type game with efforts to define nursing home
Bad Information About the Prevailing Wage Abounds
Lawmakers should be skeptical of a recent study
State Spent $13 Billion More Last Year Than A Decade Ago, Even After Inflation
Still, there’s always calls for more
No Fine For Restaurant Where Whitmer Caught Skipping Social Distance
Health departments report no local restaurants fined as scofflaws
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