Lawsuit Challenges Forced Payments for Tourism Bureaus
Business owner challenges 'the tourism mafia'
Academic Failure Forces Charter School Closure
When did this ever happen in a traditional public school?
Union Contract Delivers Five-Year Salary Freeze for State’s Teacher of the Year
‘Unions call teachers professionals – but they are paid ... like assembly line workers’
Deficits Loom, But Community College Launches Athletics Program Anyway
'We need to do something,' says president
One Brighton Area Schools Administrator in Line for $58,000 Increase in Pay
Top administrator takes on third job title
Vote Sends Lake Michigan Water Outside the Great Lakes Basin
Intergovernmental group gives OK for Waukesha to draw from Lake Michigan
Right-To-Work For More? Michigan Income Growth the Nation’s Third-Fastest
State’s unemployment rate hits 15 year low
Spiking Pensions: Another MEA Executive Involved in Special Deals
Scheme takes funds from real school employees
Wayne State Drops Math Requirement, May Add Diversity Requirement
University leaders 'do not have their priorities straight'
Another School District-Teachers Union Pension Spiking Deal
Union leaders benefit from special deals with their members’ employers
County Takes Michigan Woman's Property Over $7 Late Fee
Treasurer: 'Lady doesn't have a leg to stand on'
Ph.D. Not Good Enough, Professor: You Still Can't Teach in Detroit Schools
Certification mandates freeze out highly qualified instructors
Despite Enrollment Decline, Teachers Paid More
Most teachers get more, but also pay more for health insurance
Retiree Obligations, Lack of Cash Hampers Michigan's Fiscal Condition
Mercatus Center report ranks state's fiscal solvency 35th
Michigan School Pension Debt Grows Again
Unfunded liabilities double to $27 billion in six years, squeezing district finances
Michigan Private Schools Cost Significantly Less Than Public Schools
And other data from the state's first major private school survey
Four Months and Counting for Records from Agency at Center of Flint Water Crisis
State law calls for 15-day response
State Data: No Detroit Teacher Shortage
Actual numbers don't support understaffing claims
Detroit Teachers Under Pay Freeze, But Union President Gets Big Pay Hike
Detroit Federation of Teachers president gets 31 percent pay increase
Money Rolling In, But Cities With Hands Out To Lansing Claim 'Broken' Finances
Largest Michigan communities collect 4 percent more on average
Bill Takes Away Car Owners' Choice of Less Expensive Parts
Sponsor says Senate changed language to benefit select manufacturers
'Got Your Back' or Stab It: Union Sics Bill Collectors on Right-to-Work Exercisers
MEA spends $152K going after members trying to leave
Three Reforms to Bring Down Michigan Health Care Costs
Panel explains how special interest protectionism hurts patients and economy
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