Michigan Attorney General Rebuffs Lawmaker Request To Investigate Nursing Home COVID Deaths
State Agencies And Local Governments Get Creative Dodging Open Records Requests
‘Freedom Of Information' law? ... Make Sure You Bring A Lawyer And Checkbook
Farmington Hills Mayor Pushes Government Broadband Effort
Says it’s needed to attract young families
School Board Member Also MEA Union Official
‘This is 100% character assassination’: response to questions about conflict of interest
Biden Blowout: Spending Bill Unnecessary and Harmful
State lawmakers must act to minimize waste
12 Months After Epidemic Arrives, State Ag Department Issues COVID Orders
‘A year later? There has to be some review’
Michigan’s $62,170 Average Teacher Pay Not Very Revealing
The highest average was $81,641, at a district where instructors top-out at nearly $102K
They’re No. 1: Utica Teachers Michigan’s Highest Paid
Earned $81,641 on average; the statewide average was $63,553
Top Heads Of Detroit Teachers Union Enjoyed Big Raises During Epidemic
Schools still closed, though
Federal Spending Blowout — In Michigan’s Budget
A state fiscal replay of the Obama stimulus era
Vaccination Rate Higher in Michigan, But Texas Mask Free And Open
COVID case-level declines similar in both states
His Government Service Hardship Included 8% Raise, $155K Golden Parachute
And a new gig as a public service scholar
COVID May Be On The Run In Michigan
New daily case numbers plummeted from a 451 per million rate to 90 per million
Indefinite Emergency Powers Are Unconstitutional
U-M law professor makes flawed case to overturn recent Supreme Court decision
Pandemic Delivers Potentially Costly Electric Bill Lesson To School Complex
Beware the fine print in commercial utility contracts

Michigan’s Right-to-Work Law Led to Huge Drop in Union Membership
For the first time in decades, state falls outside of the top 10 nationally in unionization
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