State Says Michigan Capitol Confidential Wrong, It Did Not Demand Dam Water Be Raised In Lawsuit
Attorney General’s remedy was ‘restoring ecosystem to ... state prior to the Drawdowns’
Whitmer Won’t Defund ‘All The Police,’ State Police Handle Her Emergency Communications
Wants less law enforcement, criminal justice in budget
Cop Or Barber? Clipping Hair In Michigan Requires Three Times More Training
594 hours versus 1,800 hours
Township Officials Sue Tax Hike Opponents For Successfully Committing Politics Online
Voters deprived officials of opportunity to spend more
Police Unions In The Crosshairs
Former chief says they make it 'almost impossible to fire and hold officers accountable'
Attorney General Cited ‘Mussels’ 38 Times, ‘Flood’ Once In Suit Over Dam That Failed
Suit filed 19 days before flood, for lowering waters behind dam
Misleading Pictures Of Detroit School Funding
It’s not hard to get things wrong when big revenue sources are left out
Wayne Prosecutor Endorsed By Attorney General Nessel Seized Poor Peoples' Cars
Took more than 2,600 cars over two years in aggressive sting operation
Whitmer's 114 Coronavirus Executive Orders Bring 22 Lawsuits So Far
More of both seem likely
Governor's ‘Trying To Save Your Life’ Standard Places Few Limits On State Epidemic Orders
Telling diners they can remove their mask before they eat
Police Chief: 'Nothing More Debilitating' Than Unions Interfering With Firing Bad Officers
Minneapolis Police Chief pulling out of union negotiations
Whitmer Partners State With ‘Science-Backed’ Buddhist Tradition
State constitution encourages religion but bars support for a particular sect
Executive Order Suspending Evictions Doesn’t Let Renters Off The Hook
People who rent out property wish the state told tenants they still must pay
Voter Cleanup - Missed One? Sheriff Gets Ballot Application For Dead Person 20 Years Gone
2018 law requires state to match voter records against Social Security master files
Does Defund The Grand Rapids Police Mean Take Their Pensions Too?
Police and firefighters have been promised a combined $530.7 million in pensions by the city
Whitmer Skirted Her Own Executive Orders Twice Before Blowing Them Up
Nothing ambiguous or confusing in executive order against joining crowds in public
Court Rejects Whitmer’s Effort To Impose Severe Lockdown Penalties On Businesses
‘There is simply no room ... for adding additional penalties’
Whitmer Admits Social Distancing Violation; Thousands Face $1,000 Fines
Democrats censured elected lockdown protestor for same offense in April, mayor said then Republican 'put residents at risk of death'
Supreme Court Justice on Owosso Barber: 'Decisions Made According To The Rule of Law, Not Hysteria'
Backlog Of Used Beverage Containers Headed To Michigan Stores
‘Grocers are really worried about being inundated’ by unwashed bottles as ban on bottle and can redemption ends
Like CapCon on Facebook
Follow CapCon on X