County Road Commissions Fill Pension Potholes
Bills would encourage paying down retirement debts
Unfair and Unnecessary: Fiat-Chrysler Lands State Corporate Handouts
The $223.5 million is money that won't be spent on roads
Tax Evasion and Avoidance: Michigan Ranks 14th in Cigarette Smuggling
Latest data shows the relationship between cigarette taxes and smuggling
Analysis of the D.R.I.V.E. Alternative on No-Fault Reform
Proposal would increase lawsuits, incentivize fraud and drive insurers out of state
If You Seek a Pleasant Road Funding Plan, Look About You
Lawmakers can spend more on roads without a tax hike
EVs Have Already Had More Than Enough Taxpayer Help
It’s time for EV to compete or fail on their own
Michigan May Have Turned a Corner on the Costs of State Employment
Benefits costs remain expensive but are declining
Worries Over Medicaid Costs No Reason to Oppose No-Fault Reform
Any increased costs would be dwarfed by the savings drivers will achieve
Beyond the Fight over Social Studies Standards
Michigan families need more educational freedom
Cutting Hair or Working as an Athletic Trainer in Michigan May Get a Bit Easier
Bills would lessen some licensing restrictions
No-Fault Reform Plans Will Save Drivers Money
Both Senate and House bills empower Michigan drivers to reduce their insurance premiums
On Road Funding, Voters May Not Be As Dumb As You Think
Bridge Magazine op-ed only considers tax hike option for more road funding
Better Pension Assumptions Protect Taxpayers
Pension bills would take government retirement funds seriously
Unnecessary Regulations Prevent People From Working
New report shows licensing reduces the supply of workers by 20 percent
The Problem With Government-Run Internet is the Government-Run Part
Traverse City Light & Power should focus on other issues
There is Waste in Michigan’s Budget
Not all of it can be cut immediately, but some can redirected to roads now
College Funding Plans Should Encourage Competition
A better trained workforce should further enhance opportunities for individual workers
New High School Rankings Need More Context
Selective admission campuses top U.S. News’ list in Michigan
Dues Skimming Meets Its Demise
Federal rule ends a union's ability to involuntarily take money from home health care givers
Michigan Lawmakers Propose Strict Hunting and Fishing Guide Regulations
A good way to make enjoying the great outdoors less enjoyable
Hike Taxes — Or Just Wait A Half Year
Budget growth can mean more money for roads without tax hikes
Michigan Legislature Passes Bills Requiring a Criminal Conviction for Forfeiture
The bills had an overwhelming amount of bipartisan support
Critique of CAP Report Card Fires Blanks
Report card still valuable despite list of complaints from MSU professor
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Study raises questions about bias in judging teacher performance
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