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Whitmer makes untrue claims about Michigan’s job recovery

Whitmer says unemployment level is lowest since the ‘70s: It isn’t Read more

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MSU’s inclusive language guide lets the Spartan off the hook

If MSU isn’t willing to practice what it preaches, it should stop preaching Read more

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Ann Arbor firefighter files lawsuit over firing due to rejected religious exemption

Standoff on COVID-19 vaccine ended a 22-year career Read more

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Whitmer signs bill scrapping A-F grading system for schools

Seven Republicans join Democrats to support bill ending Michigan’s grading system for schools Read more

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In Traverse City, less interest than expected in public broadband

Costs skyrocket as the public displays little interest in the broadband utility in northern Michigan Read more

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In Wisconsin, Nessel asks federal court for emergency shutdown of Line 5

Nessel offered a friend of the court brief arguing in favor of shutting down Line 5 for environmental reasons Read more

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1619 Project creator paid $50K for Oakland University teacher seminar

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Green Township residents slam Gotion over environmental secrecy

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Gotion will siphon more water than Nestle

Whitmer supports Chinese facility that will draw 139,000 daily gallons more than the project she ran against in 2018 Read more

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Get ready to pay Highland Park’s water bill

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Michael Moore ends film festival 2 years after $1M grant

Taxpayers gave a cool million for anti-capitalist auteur’s movie shindig in Traverse City Read more

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Weingarten: ‘We spent every day ... trying to get schools open’

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Unions celebrate compulsory private sector dues as public sector membership wanes

Public employees can invoke their Janus rights, and opt out of paying unions Read more

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With COVID emergency over, Michigan senator pushes for remote meetings

With a two-seat majority in the House and Senate, Democrats who run Lansing don’t have a vote to spare Read more

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Grand Valley State underwrites identity-based graduation events

‘Grand Valley does not segregate any of its graduation events,’ school says Read more

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Michigan Treasury stiffs workers on new tax cut

Michigan tax authority refuses to update withholding schedules for employers to reflect 2023 tax cut Read more

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Despite billions in corporate welfare, Michigan’s jobs market still back of the pack

The Michigan economy since the COVID-19 pandemic has not been a pretty picture Read more

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Court: New Buffalo mayor violated citizen’s First Amendment rights

Property owner criticized restrictions on short-term rentals; mayor had police haul her out of city council meeting Read more

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The CapCon Guide: What to know about right-to-work in Michigan, post-repeal

Government employees can’t be forced to pay unions, even after Michigan loses right-to-work status Read more

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Want to sell control of your water heater to Consumers Energy?

Monopoly power utility offers Michigan customers small-time money for shutoff privileges Read more

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Stabenow hasn’t returned FTX funds, but donated $25K to nonprofit

Stabenow campaign records show one donation in 2023: $25,000 to the Historical Society of Michigan. Read more

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Michigan English teachers use 1619 Project in professional development seminar

‘Teaching race in America’ is the theme of the Aug. 9 seminar at Oakland University Read more

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Ann Arbor hopes to create solar-powered utility

Ann Arbor says its sustainable utility would run on solar power and battery storage Read more

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Michigan teacher relieved to learn she won’t be pushed back into union

Know your Janus rights: Government employees are exempt from forced unionization Read more

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The UAW lost members in Michigan last year

As right-to-work law is repealed, tens of thousands will be forced back into unions Read more

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