COVID May Be On The Run In Michigan
New daily case numbers plummeted from a 451 per million rate to 90 per million
Whitmer Suggests ‘Effective’ Reopening of Schools Depends On Tripling Virus Testing
‘Three to four million binax antigen tests every single month’
Fewer Teachers Get Required Assessments With COVID, But Results The Same
As usual, about 1% found minimally effective or worse
Firm Made $1.6 Billion, Corporate Subsidy Agency Boasts Offering It $2.6 Million
Michigan taxpayers will pay for it
More Detroit School District Students Chronically Absent Than Not
54.1% were absent last school year, down from previous years
Big 2020 Paychecks For Many Government Workers In Michigan
Private sector experienced lost jobs and income; a CapCon series
Taxes on Michigan’s Record $1.1 Billion Lottery Ticket Will Fund State Government For Seven Hours
With Federal Aid, Detroit Schools To Get Nearly Double Its Last Budget
Law gives great latitude in how it gets spent
Government-Issued Super Bowl Party Guidelines: No Cheering Allowed
All that is not permitted is forbidden
No Face Masks In Indoor Driving Range Stalls? Violation Exposed With Police Escort
'We’re going to get through this, and we’re going to get through it together'
Nearly 40% Of Michigan Population Could Be Immune To COVID
Figure slightly overstated because some who got vaccinations had probably contracted the virus too
