State 'General Fund' Revenue Flat? Only Because Lawmakers Shifted Money Around
Over 10 years, total state revenues grew 16% faster than inflation
No Record of Student-To-Teacher Coronavirus Transmission
Picking up COVID-19 from students at school? No record that it has happened
In Case You Were Wondering: New Executive Order Modifies Color Of Youth Work Permits
No detail too small for government-by-executive-order
Even With Labor Law, Union Rep Can Be Disciplined For Abusive Conduct
Union members not shielded when their conduct suggests violation of anti-discrimination laws
No Hospitalized COVID Patients, Hospital 38% Full, State Calls Hillsdale County Risk 'Medium-High'
State officials not amused that college there held live graduation ceremony
New Superintendent Tells Leland Families, Students To Join Black Lives Matter And 'Protest'
Some Leelanau county residents resent the implications and have questions for the school board
Vaccine May Be Years Away; So May Be End Of Whitmer’s State Of Emergency
Prominent health policy group warns against depending on a quick vaccine fix
Lawsuit: Whitmer's Ongoing Unilateral Rule Is An Abuse Of Power
She cites a law meant for time-sensitive emergencies, not a months-to-years-long epidemic
In 2019, More Than 500 People Had Property Forfeited To Police Without Being Charged With A Crime
Legal Brief: Whitmer Defends A Power Grab That Could Last Years
Michigan Supreme Court case could strip governor’s extraordinary emergency powers
News Site Claims Whitmer Defunding Police, But $633M In State Cuts To Be Replaced By Federal Dollars
CARES Act money to replace some state funding
Supreme Court Gets New Brief In Case That Could Take Away Governor's Emergency Powers
Oral arguments set for Sept. 2.
State of Michigan Again Offering Conflicting, Confusing Data On COVID-19
By state's own measures, Lansing region should not be classified as ‘high risk’
It’s In The Law: Michigan Executive Orders Have Force Of Law
A 1945 statute is clear, and violating Whitmer’s orders is a misdemeanor if she says it is
Traverse City Promised Government Internet, Can’t Explain Why Project Stuck On Hold
Delays, high costs and disappointed residents very common with city-owned broadband
Michigan Public School Teacher Fired For Pro-Trump Tweet
Washington Free Beacon reports his choice: resign or be fired
Gov. Whitmer Repeals Rule She Says Helped Michigan Fight Coronavirus
Less strict medical scope-of-practice rules should remain
Son Of COVID-19? Michigan Hasn't Had More Coronavirus Deaths Than There Are Serial Killer Victims
Michigan Attorney General makes false claim in comparing COVID-19 to serial killers
Whitmer Not Following Her Own Rules On COVID-19 Reopening Plan
Executive orders continue to multiply
Nearly As Many Michigan COVID-19 Orders As Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana Combined
Some police here complain they can't keep up
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