Union and School Illegally Take Dues from Teachers' Paychecks
Attorney: 'If they’re taking out dues, it’s contrary to state law'
School Superintendent: 13-Star 'Betsy Ross' Flag Injects 'Hostility' and 'Hate'
Superintendent laments not just partisan politics, but patriotic symbol too
Police Seize Car, Drive 56,000 Miles, Sell It Without Charging Owners With a Crime
Michigan forfeiture laws allow assets to be turned over without a conviction
Bill Would Ban Ann Arbor's Ban on Young Adult Tobacco Sales
Local governments 'out of control' and 'off the leash' with growing business regulations
Lawmakers Agree Car Insurance Too Expensive — But Not On How To Fix It
Unlimited medical benefits and other mandates make Michiganders pay among the most
Post a Photo of Your Marked Ballot? You've Broken the Law
Lawsuit seeks to overturn ban, claims Freedom of Speech is at issue
‘Worker's Choice’ or ‘Free Riders’? Union Reform Bill Opts for Former
Freeing unions and workers from forced representation
Michigan Will Have No Ballot Questions This Year
Voters have decided on many in recent elections
Do Michigan Criminal Penalties Make Sense? No One Knows
The state is considering gathering more data about sentencing and recidivism
Despite the Hype, Detroit's Job Growth Among the Lowest in the State
State's employment comeback is real, but in Motown not so much
Union Membership in Michigan Down 38 Percent in 32 Years
Decline started long before right-to-work
Foundation Examines Michigan Pensions and Finds - Mismanagement
'This mismanagement was caused by explicit underfunding'
You’re OUT! School Bars Resident From Working as Baseball Ump
Former employee says it's retribution for criticizing district
Statewide Student Test Scores Are In and the News Isn't Good
'Michigan students are treading water'
Almost Entire County Commission Overthrown After Spending Splurge
$9 million 'dark sky preserve' bridge-to-nowhere too far for Emmet County
Major Sectors Growing as Michigan Unemployment Hits 15-Year Low
'A tightening job market may do a lot to increase wages'
Study: $15-An-Hour Minimum Wage Would Kill 281,000 Michigan Jobs
Nationwide, 9 million would join jobless ranks
Detroit Had More Corruption in One Day Than John Oliver Found in Charter Schools Over 10 Years
Comedian's segment ignored rampant problems in traditional public schools
Survey: Most Michigan Schools Outsource Noninstructional Services
70 percent of districts privatized food or other services, up from 29 percent in 2001
Study 'Segregates' School District Borders By Ignoring Key Data
Where's the other 27 percent of the Detroit schools' budget?
Michigan Plans to Close Some Top Public Schools
State test scores ignore student backgrounds; makes some best schools look worst
Average Michigan Teacher Pay Nation's Highest When Adjusted for Cost of Living
It costs less to live here, so 10th-highest is actually No. 1
Taxes Up $4.3 Million, State Money Down $200K: So Who 'Compromised' Services?
Larger budget not fat enough for city of Jackson officials
